POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
I've removed my dash and am about to remove the actual A/C unit from the dash. The factory manual isnt the most detailed about where the unit actually connects to the car. Any help would be appreciated
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YOUR RESEARCHHas anyone removed their A/C unit from the dash?
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POST 2Original post
Mine was originally in the lower console area, which I have subsequently removed. It now is above my stereo unit in the upper console. As I recall, the black trim piece can be gently pryed out as there were two push plugs in the upper portion - one on each side. After the trim piece there were 2 torx fasteners that secured the unit. It slide out and the electrical connections were on the back side. Hope that helps.
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Sorry, I meant the actual A/C unit IN the dash i.e. the evaporator, blower motor, assembly
POST 4Original post
I think it was Mfletch who rebuilt a 996 after an electrical fire... if anyone knows, I'd bet it's him.
POST 5Original post
I have pulled everything BUT what's under the dash... it would be great to hear the trouble needed to go the rest of the way....
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