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YOUR RESEARCHClimate control read-out gone wacko!
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Install climate control temp and fan switches in my 997
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I installed new climate control temp and fan switches in my 997.1 Turbo to replace my peeling ones, but am having trouble getting them to work properly.
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I installed new climate control temp and fan switches in my 997.1 Turbo to replace my peeling ones, but am having trouble getting them to work properly.
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I tried restarting the car, hoping it would reset itself, but no luck.
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Install climate control temp and fan switches in my 997
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I installed new climate control temp and fan switches in my 997.1 Turbo to replace my peeling ones, but am having trouble getting them to work properly.
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I installed new climate control temp and fan switches in my 997.1 Turbo to replace my peeling ones, but am having trouble getting them to work properly.
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On my '04, I noticed today that the left hand side window of the air conditioning will not read out legible digits...the only readable letter or number is the second lower case "f" of off. Any digit, i.e., desired temp setting, is unreadable. Anyone else experience this, and if so, what causes it? I tried restarting the car, hoping it would reset itself, but no luck. Another trip to the dealer?
I installed new climate control temp and fan switches in my 997.1 Turbo to replace my peeling ones, but am having trouble getting them to work properly. I have everything back in place correctly (I think), but the switches no longer have any tension to them like they did before I took the climate control unit apart.
They do not spring back to the center position after being pressed one way or the other, and feel loose in their housing. What am I missing here that I should be doing to get the switches to rock back and forth like they should?
...I noticed the other night that I had a cold beverage in the dash cupholder, and condensation from the cup MAY have dripped into the A/C control area. Could a small amount of water be the cause of the malfunction? It has been a week, and still no discernable digital readout on the left side.
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They are the climarepair V3. I purchased them in November. Had I known the new ones would be released after, I would have waited. That being said, they look alright. I just cant seem to get them to work properly. I dont think its the buttons themselves causing the issue, but who knows.
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The Climarepair v2 ones I installed on one of my 997s has kind of loose, rattly buttons that can also get stuck . I think it has to do with the way the attachment points at the ends of the long arms were manufactured / 3D printed. They're sloppy and a bit misformed. I'm waiting on a set of their Revolution versions to arrive so I can test and review them. I'm hoping they're much nicer than the previous 4 generations.
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Ah, I see. I dont think this is related to the arms. The mechanism that causes the buttons to spring back is a combination of the plastic pegs that go behind the switches and the rubber mat which the pegs push up against. It seems like the pegs arent engaging the mat properly. When I push the switch I can see it move the pegs. Then when I install the rubber mat I can hear the pegs moving, but it seems they arent moving enough to push against the mat and spring back.
UPDATE: It has come to my attention that the pegs that go behind the switches are meant to be reinstalled from the FRONT rather that from the back (like the other buttons). I will reinserting them that way when I get home from work, but I suspect that will solve my issue.
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