YOUR RESEARCHcupholder in place of AC unit
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Hey guys, Well I finally purchased a cupholder!! So, the plan is to move the ac unit down to where the cd slots are and place the cupholder in its place. What other parts will I need to do this mod? Has anyone done this before? Thanks! -Paul
The climate control unit will not readily fit there, although I know that some have made it fit with some effort. It will will fit well in the lower slot. You then buy a new open tray to fit in the upper slot. I know I found some instructions on the Pelican Parts forum, including the need to trim tabs off the corners of the climate control unit, but I could not find it again from a quick search. You might try there.
Look at post 31. It is more than what you are doing, but this is someone who made the unit fit in the upper slot: http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic...onaire__st__20 and for the lower slot https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...e-control.html
Wow! thanks for the help Appreciate it!! -Paul
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