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Discussion in 'VR - VS Holden Commodore (1993 - 1997)' started by jimbojones889, Mar 10, 2009.

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    jimbojones889

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    got the old climate control in the executive, will adding the electronic one from a calais, statesman, etc work if i put it straight in?
     
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    hmm, and the link?
     
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    nope ur right, it appeared
     
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    Massive job, ok if you are replacing the dash anyway.
     
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    I've had a look at this a few times, search everywhere, and it always comes down to "massive job" - which it may not be if you're doing other things.
    Not sure why no one posts all the details, but I doubt you'll find anything complete
     
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    The only time it wouldn't be a massive job is if you are doing a loom swap and have to pull the entire dash out anyway and change the looms.

    Even then swapping the HVAC box is still a pain in the rear on its own.
     
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