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Your brick idea is unsafe. The cruise king has been around since the 80's. It has logged many millions of miles in both class 8 trucks, 80K semis, and RV's. It is a proven design. If there was an issue it would have been discovered already. There is a inline pulse generator that is available...

The answer depends on the shop. A car shop probably would pass. A truck shop would lift the hood and realize it is a mechanical Diesel engine coupled to an Allison, the hardest part would be the 24volt electrical, If you clicked on the link the OP posted you would find out that it is for a...

Cruise controls are very common on modern 18 wheelers. Adding, if it is not already there, cruise control to a modern truck with an electronic engine can be as simple as plugging a switch into the wiring harness.

How do they work?

That is true, and I thought the same thing, but the reality is most of my trips are less than a 100 miles round trip and the CC would be useless. It would be nice for 350 mile run up north but I have not even tried to figure out hot to install it.

I had thought about adding one but I do not drive enough to justify it. But if I do the ALCAN next time I will add it.