I tore apart my console a while ago to change a shift cable and put my HVAC cables on the wrong way because the temp. knob doesn't control the temperature anymore haha. I have an 86 SE w/o air so its the basic three cable setup. Can anyone tell me which way they are supposed to go, I'd rather not troubleshoot it and figure it out for myself. Thanks guys!!!
-Tim
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Posts: 746 From: Howards Grove, Wisconsin Registered: Jan 2004
Well I tried that already and I thought I had it nailed but didn't get it right. I normally wouldn't have such a lazy request like this where I could just figure it out for myself. But, the colored tabs have started to get brittle and one is already broken and barely hanging on and I can see the cracks in the other ones so I want to just take them off and put them back on rather than screwing around with them. Please help?
-Tim
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Ok, thank you very much a plus for both of you even though the diagram doesn't show colors but it does help. Alright you got me curious...why do you have a green bulb in your flashlight?
-Tim
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I just tried the color combo that you told me and no dice it doesn't work. I've got a feeling your colors got messed up with your green flashlight. I've broken down and tried to figure it out myself but for some reason I just can't seem to get it and I'm driving myself crazy. I'm gonna eat some tacos and hit it again...
-Tim
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Alright, I've come to the conclusion that you can't get heat from the vent position is this correct? I tore apart the dash and console to replace a broken shift cable the 3rd day I had it so I honestly don't know if you could or not when it was hooked up correctly. So if anyone is watching, and I'm pretty sure no one is, can you get hot air from the vent. Thanks I guess
-Tim
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Sep 10th, 2004
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The flashlight is a special diode light. It will go literally hundreds of hours without going dead. Green light is easier for the human eye to see than yellow/white light. So the light appears to be brighter with green than any other color.
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