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> Adam Rodnitzky (adam.rodnitzky@awl.com)
> Mon, 11 Jan 1999 15:36:52 -0500
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> In an attempt to convert my 405 heater from automatic to manual control this
> weekend (using one of those automatic-to-manual carburetor choke cable
> kits), I ran into a problem. Following the Haynes manual instructions, I
> took apart the center of the dash to access the heater control panel, and
> main heater unit. However, I realized that I was barking up the wrong tree
> here, as I wanted to access the air flap control motor rather than the
> rotary controls (as there is no mechanical link there). So I reassembled
> the dash and removed the carpeting panel from the passenger side of the
> center console (to the left of the footwell area). Here I found the heater
> control ECU, but not the air flap control box. I went to the other side,
> but could not remove the carpeting on the driver's side without breaking the
> plastic clips. Am I still headed in the wrong area, or was I on the right
> track, but just did not notice the flapper motor when I saw it? Also, once
> I find the elusive motor, is there an actual cable that I can attach my new
> actuator cable to, or is there some other means of attaching this cable to
> the flapper motor? I feel that given the 405 climate control's track
> record, this has to be the most reliable and economical solution. Anyone
> else on the list ever do this to a 405?
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> Adam
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