I am wanting to Move the radio up were the ac controls are and put the HVAC controls were the radio is. I was just wondering if anyone has tried doing this.
it is possible to move the HVAC down that way but i think NOT if you install a radio. The HVAC cables should be to short for that.
first you have to remove the radioframe behind the bezel. it's easy - just remove it and you'll see what i mean...
you can install a tft screen there and move the radio down to the cd changer pocket like i did.
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it is possible to move the HVAC down that way but i think NOT if you install a radio. The HVAC cables should be to short for that.
first you have to remove the radioframe behind the bezel. it's easy - just remove it and you'll see what i mean...
you can install a tft screen there and move the radio down to the cd changer pocket like i did.
So is cold air just blowing on the back of the screen all the time.(when a/c is on )
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not really - only when i turn the vent knob to the left side. but i almost never use that - i only use the "window/feet" position like in the picture...
But even if - thats not mad. the air finds it way. and i removed the pipe behind the vents - so the air finds it way throug the dashboard....
not really - only when i turn the vent knob to the left side. but i almost never use that - i only use the "window/feet" position like in the picture...
But even if - thats not mad. the air finds it way. and i removed the pipe behind the vents - so the air finds it way throug the dashboard....
Oh okay thats cool. I really like your set up. Is it a distraction at night?
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