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 Post subject: Climate Control into an EF Futura
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 4:58 am 
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Can some one tell me exactly what needs to be changed to put climate control into an EF Futura . Photos would be helpful if youv'e got them too .

Cheers Kenny
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 Post subject: Re: Climate Control into an EF Futura
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 8:52 am 
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I've done it in my xr6.
There are 2 ways to do it .

1. Get all the parts for the airbox and wires and solder rivet the actuators etc to you Heater box.
I can't go much into detail with this way as I Havnt done it and IMO its the hard way lol

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2 get all the parts from a ghia of fairmont . Better off to get it from a ef fairmont . That way you have the black buttons on the module .

What you'll need

C/C module ( display )
Heater box
Dash loom
Sensors

I think there's more but basically it's all plug and play . Swap over dash looms and heater box and plug it all together .

You will have to take out your dash and heater box. It's a big job.

Here's a link to a docco which will tell you everything u need .
documents.php?d=8
IMO I wouldnt do it again , too much stuffing around Just for a button display and few extra controls .
I had my dash out 3 times to get it working properly .

First the blend door wasn't working so I had to give it a jump start with a battery.
Then I didn't put the vacuum wires though the firewall .

But after all that it's been great . Just need my air con regassed. Which is what you will have to do when you remove the airbox you loose all the gas .

 

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 Post subject: Re: Climate Control into an EF Futura
Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2012 9:43 am 
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ef_falcon_95 wrote:
I've done it in my xr6.
There are 2 ways to do it .

1. Get all the parts for the airbox and wires and solder rivet the actuators etc to you Heater box.
I can't go much into detail with this way as I Havnt done it and IMO its the hard way lol

OR

2 get all the parts from a ghia of fairmont . Better off to get it from a ef fairmont . That way you have the black buttons on the module .

What you'll need

C/C module ( display )
Heater box
Dash loom
Sensors

I think there's more but basically it's all plug and play . Swap over dash looms and heater box and plug it all together .

You will have to take out your dash and heater box. It's a big job.

Here's a link to a docco which will tell you everything u need .
documents.php?d=8
IMO I wouldnt do it again , too much stuffing around Just for a button display and few extra controls .
I had my dash out 3 times to get it working properly .

First the blend door wasn't working so I had to give it a jump start with a battery.
Then I didn't put the vacuum wires though the firewall .

But after all that it's been great . Just need my air con regassed. Which is what you will have to do when you remove the airbox you loose all the gas .


This is how I did it too, but the advantage of swapping all the bits to your existing heater box is u get to keep your air con gas

Gab
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 Post subject: Re: Climate Control into an EF Futura
Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:45 pm 
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Thanks Fellas , much appreciated .

Cheers Kenny
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