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97->99 Y33 climate control swap

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cvc9216April 11, 2007
#52149

97->99 Y33 climate control swap

Anyone know if the 99 Q45 climate control is plug and play into the 97-98 models?
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Anyone know if the 99 Q45 climate control is plug and play into the 97-98 models?
Miyabita_Y33April 11, 2007
#52150
I believe so.

I once asked about it and a guy who had completed it said the clock (analog) had to be rewired. I thank thats it.

Good Luck
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I believe so.

I once asked about it and a guy who had completed it said the clock (analog) had to be rewired. I thank thats it.

Good Luck
PagongApril 12, 2007
#52231
Why did they take the analog clock away from the 97's anyways?
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Why did they take the analog clock away from the 97's anyways?
cvc9216April 12, 2007
#52234
it's definitely high on my to-do list. I'll post up my results when I get around to finding the parts
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it's definitely high on my to-do list.  I'll post up my results when I get around to finding the parts
audiovisiony33April 12, 2007
#52298
cvc9216;52149 wrote:Anyone know if the 99 Q45 climate control is plug and play into the 97-98 models?


Answer is yes.
Here is my 97Q www.cardomain.com/ride/2316066
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[QUOTE=cvc9216;52149]Anyone know if the 99 Q45 climate control is plug and play into the 97-98 models?[/QUOTE]

Answer is yes. 
Here is my 97Q   [url]www.cardomain.com/ride/2316066[/url]
cvc9216April 12, 2007
#52313
awesome do you need anything other than the vents, trim, and climate control itself?
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awesome do you need anything other than the vents, trim, and climate control itself?
audiovisiony33April 13, 2007
#52544
cvc9216;52313 wrote:awesome do you need anything other than the vents, trim, and climate control itself?



That's all you need. Good luck !!
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[QUOTE=cvc9216;52313]awesome do you need anything other than the vents, trim, and climate control itself?[/QUOTE]


That's all you need.  Good luck !!
jzz30ttApril 13, 2007
#52630
It would have been easier to just buy a '99 ... lol
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It would have been easier to just buy a '99 ... lol
BenjiApril 14, 2007
#52650
So did you have to move over 1 of the switches, either the dimmer or auto headlamp adjuster switch? I thought about doing it, but I kind of like the wood I have, and I thought the 99+ looks better on black interior.
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So did you have to move over 1 of the switches, either the dimmer or auto headlamp adjuster switch? I thought about doing it, but I kind of like the wood I have, and I thought the 99+ looks better on black interior.
audiovisiony33April 14, 2007
#52707
jzz30tt;52630 wrote:It would have been easier to just buy a '99 ... lol


I thought about that too either 00-01 with wood steering wheels, but
changing out the trunk lit, taillight and painting is more headache....lol
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[QUOTE=jzz30tt;52630]It would have been easier to just buy a '99 ... lol[/QUOTE]

I thought about that too either 00-01 with wood steering wheels, but 
changing out the trunk lit, taillight and painting is more headache....lol
audiovisiony33April 14, 2007
#52710
DORIMON;52650 wrote:So did you have to move over 1 of the switches, either the dimmer or auto headlamp adjuster switch? I thought about doing it, but I kind of like the wood I have, and I thought the 99+ looks better on black interior.


Don't have to move anything. Just plug the dimmer only.
Rear shade and auto headlamp are not used.
I would pull out the control panel cover and the top vent to paint to match the interior. I painted my center vent black from wood finish because I didn't like the way the vent was sitting on top of black panel and I did,t want to spend $200.00 just a vent from the dealer. Vent cover pops off but dealer only sell them complete.
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[QUOTE=DORIMON;52650]So did you have to move over 1 of the switches, either the dimmer or auto headlamp adjuster switch? I thought about doing it, but I kind of like the wood I have, and I thought the 99+ looks better on black interior.[/QUOTE]

Don't have to move anything. Just plug the dimmer only. 
Rear shade and auto headlamp are not used. 
I would pull out the control panel cover and the top vent to paint to match the interior. I painted my center vent black from wood finish because I didn't like the way the vent was sitting on top of black panel and I did,t want to spend $200.00 just a vent from the dealer. Vent cover pops off but dealer only sell them complete.
BenjiApril 14, 2007
#52715
audiovisiony33;52710 wrote:Don't have to move anything. Just plug the dimmer only.
Rear shade and auto headlamp are not used.
I would pull out the control panel cover and the top vent to paint to match the interior. I painted my center vent black from wood finish because I didn't like the way the vent was sitting on top of black panel and I did,t want to spend $200.00 just a vent from the dealer. Vent cover pops off but dealer only sell them complete.
Ah, cool. Now I know. Maybe one day if I get bored, I'll try it out. The only other reason I haven't switched to the analog clock is because my flip-out in-dash monitor blocks my clock anyway.
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[QUOTE=audiovisiony33;52710]Don't have to move anything. Just plug the dimmer only. 
Rear shade and auto headlamp are not used. 
I would pull out the control panel cover and the top vent to paint to match the interior. I painted my center vent black from wood finish because I didn't like the way the vent was sitting on top of black panel and I did,t want to spend $200.00 just a vent from the dealer. Vent cover pops off but dealer only sell them complete.[/QUOTE]Ah, cool. Now I know. Maybe one day if I get bored, I'll try it out. The only other reason I haven't switched to the analog clock is because my flip-out in-dash monitor blocks my clock anyway.
zion_97April 14, 2007
#52732
I have been wanting to do this to and add a JP analog clock..I know some of you like the wood grain that the 97 has but they do sell a factory match wood kit that would cover the black, but it would be more mula but would complete the project..IT really sucks because When I bought my REal Wood wood kit to complament the rest of the stock wood grain, I had that peace and I sold it on ebay before I ever new about VIP Style.. To bad I did other wise I would have allready done this..I like it and it is alot cheaper than buying a new model..Besides the newer models trunk is just hidious. They made changes where changes werent needed..Pesonally I think the rear of the 97-98 look so much better. It is almost like the 97-01 models are missing a tail light..hahaha.
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I have been wanting to do this to and add a JP analog clock..I know some of you like the wood grain that the 97 has but they do sell a factory match wood kit that would cover the black, but it would be more mula but would complete the project..IT really sucks because When I bought my REal Wood wood kit to complament the rest of the stock wood grain, I had that peace and I sold it on ebay before I ever new about VIP Style.. To bad I did other wise I would have allready done this..I like it and it is alot cheaper than buying a new model..Besides the newer models trunk is just hidious. They made changes where changes werent needed..Pesonally I think the rear of the 97-98 look so much better. It is almost like the 97-01 models are missing a tail light..hahaha.
cvc9216April 14, 2007
#52765
zion_97;52732 wrote:Pesonally I think the rear of the 97-98 look so much better. It is almost like the 97-01 models are missing a tail light..hahaha.


I feel the same way, the 97-98 lights flow much better. I wouldn't mind a set of 99 touring headlights though. I got a decent deal on a 70k mile 97 so I can afford to spend a few hundred on some updates. HIDs, tint, wheels, coilovers + camber/toe arms, 99+ climate control, painted rockers are my first planned mods, in that order
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[QUOTE=zion_97;52732]Pesonally I think the rear of the 97-98 look so much better. It is almost like the 97-01 models are missing a tail light..hahaha.[/QUOTE]

I feel the same way, the 97-98 lights flow much better.  I wouldn't mind a set of 99 touring headlights though.  I got a decent deal on a 70k mile 97 so I can afford to spend a few hundred on some updates.  HIDs, tint, wheels, coilovers + camber/toe arms, 99+ climate control, painted rockers are my first planned mods, in that order
Miyabita_Y33April 15, 2007
#52828
This is sick... Something for us 97-98 guys

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This is sick... Something for us 97-98 guys

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