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Old 27-03-2008, 01:54 PM   #1
kjoy064
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Default MCC to ACC Conversion

Hi, i was wondering if it at all possible to replace the front fascia, buttons, pcb and any other wiring that is assoiciated with the ACC so that i can transfer my existing Premium TFT, 6 stacker parts and get a rescan.
Idealy i only want to do it this way but not sure if you can sell me the PCB as a seperate item.

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Old 27-03-2008, 04:58 PM   #2
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sorry mate,,what do you mean by a "rescan"?
if your talking about going from manual aircon to auto climate control,then this has been covered many times before ,,you require the complete heater box changover ,this is a big job and expensive too.is this what you are asking?

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Old 27-03-2008, 05:10 PM   #3
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hi

Slip is correct,

you do need more parts eg sensors etc....not a simple task....


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