What is the difference?
08-23-2009, 07:32 AM
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What is the difference?
I`m looking to buy A/C control. Can someone help me and explain the difference between REBUILT model which is cheaper and other model listed on Pelican?
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08-23-2009, 12:09 PM
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They have this one but as you can see where the snowflake button is there is only one button not two?on other A/C controls I saw 2 buttons. this one is 550 Eur.
Found this one on eBay. So which one to buy?
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Found this one on eBay. So which one to buy?
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08-23-2009, 12:44 PM
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I will take the one from eBay I think. I also noticed that small thing behind unit (blower sensor). Do anyone know can I use mine I have now or I need different one for A/C system. As I saw from picture that one from eBay doesn't have blower sensor!
08-23-2009, 01:23 PM
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They have this one but as you can see where the snowflake button is there is only one button not two?on other A/C controls I saw 2 buttons. this one is 550 Eur.
I will take the one from eBay I think. I also noticed that small thing behind unit (blower sensor). Do anyone know can I use mine I have now or I need different one for A/C system. As I saw from picture that one from eBay doesn't have blower sensor!
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08-23-2009, 03:43 PM
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Alex,
The unit with the 2 a/c buttons is the 993 unit - which is what Pelican are selling. This unit can be used in a 964 but I believe there is a small wiring change to make - it's detailed in Adrian's book.
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The unit with the 2 a/c buttons is the 993 unit - which is what Pelican are selling. This unit can be used in a 964 but I believe there is a small wiring change to make - it's detailed in Adrian's book.
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Dave
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08-23-2009, 07:35 PM
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The wiring bypass is pretty easy. You jump two pins together. If it were me, I would go for the two button 993 unit. I have a 993 unit in my cabrio and a 964 unit in my coupe. Both work fine but the 993 gives you a couple things that the 964 unit doesn't. The 993 unit gives you the ability to run the AC on small snow flake (intermittent) or large snow flake (max). It also runs the air fans at a slower, quieter speed until you turn the thermostat to full heat or full cold.
Bottom line - Either will work for you. The 993 just gives you a bit more options. Don't worry about the wiring change, its easy.
Bottom line - Either will work for you. The 993 just gives you a bit more options. Don't worry about the wiring change, its easy.
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Yes I bought it, as Rocket Rob suggested I took the one with 2 buttons! I have almost all parts now
but I`ll wait with installing the system till next April 2010 or so.no hurry
but I`ll wait with installing the system till next April 2010 or so.no hurry
