Lucky SOB... dang, I wish I had one of those in my Cougar....
Oh the horror.... you mean the bleed door actuator failing and getting stuck in HEAT? uff da ma...Until you learn what error code 24 means lol
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Doing an inspection on a new truck before intake.
Until you learn what error code 24 means lol
You could probably pull one of those from a 50's car that had A/C.I'm probably alone with this, but I'd really like to have the pre-facelift pushbutton style climate control in my car. I just prefer buttons over dials.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that would require a mechanical blend door driven by a cable.
The 89-93 head is WAY bigger than the 94-97 one, it’s not DIN sized.
Fahrenheit > that commie Celsius
One of my uncles had one of those; I asked "what happens if you push it while you're driving?"You could probably pull one of those from a 50's car that had A/C.
Oh snap... I am thinking of Push Button automatic transmissions....
Damn!!!
I seriously assumed this would be a direct fit. Look at all those buttons, those beautiful buttons.
I’ll sell it to ya if you want to experiment, I don’t even know why I have it lol
The vacuum system is identical with the lone exception of the addition of the cold engine lockout solenoid for SATC, which isn’t critical for operation (IMO)figuring out the connections might be possible with both models evtm. Aren't the satc cars electrical based and the vacuum based different?
I was amazed to find out that butter was a major part of the supplies carried by arctic, and Antarctic explorations. It as the highest calorie count of any food.
And it tastes better than margarine. we have been using butter for years.I was amazed to find out that butter was a major part of the supplies carried by arctic, and Antarctic explorations. It as the highest calorie count of any food.
All the stuff they told us not to eat in the 70s turns out to be better for us than the alternatives. Eggs, Butter, cheese...