has anyone on here ever done a climate control conversion on a 1st gen? I was curious what is needed to convert from the dial, slider controller, to the digital controller
I rememer someone doign the conversion dotn remember who.. they said it was mroe of a pain i nthe but then anything that sensors and wireing harnesses needed to be replaced or customized... i think its a cool job nice 2 get into i love wires... its what i do on my spare time i rewired abs and complete sterreo and tied neons to headlights... fun post pics if u get this going
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A lot is required. There are ambient sensors, sunload sensors, different blower motors, relays, wiring harnesses and of course the control unit itself. It's not an easy job to take on and I know NO ONE who has actually completed the conversion.
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i have a unit, but i wasnt sure what else i needed. plus, my car is going to be down for the winter if i get this beater, so i will have the time. its the parts i am wondering about
I believe this has never been done before and I'd recommend you work with a Nissan FSM on this project.
I plan on doing a manual to digital climate control conversion for next year but if you get the first bragging rights please keep us informed on your conversion project. My initial assessment for the conversion seems plausible but the truth will come once the project is actually started.
Question for other members that might want to list this one for a future project,
Would you rather have a project tracking thread started and then post the progress for the conversion a little at a time? I've seen others take this approach.
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Create a detailed document that can be downloaded and printed when the entire project is completed? This tends to leave a much cleaner feel for the project but with mistakes and flaws typically out of the equation.
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Just have mostly pictures taken of the project and less verbage.
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