I have an 05 with the manuel climate controls..Is there anyway I can replace the manuel with a digital climate controls?

Climax control.........there is a store across the street from my shop called "The Love Craft" I am sure they could help you with that situation. :p

I prefer the manual way over fancy toys. She does too. :lol:



Seriously...we've discussed this before. It sounds pretty complicated, since there are extra doors in the ductwork, and you need additional sensors that the manual doesn't use. Didn't sound do-able.

Tom :pig:

Oops..I made a boo boo..anyways...I guess I'll stick to the manuel then..sounds too complicated!

I would stay with the manual too, i have had my digital climate controls for almost a year and i still cant figure out how to work theml.

Sometimes a manual climax control is our only option! :drop_mout

Ben

The manual is faster and less complicated to operate.

as long as the electronic climax control isn't fired up via pull starter.

"Manuel" is a guys name, manual is a book. So, I don't think you want to climax with Manuel. But, I guess its "don't ask, don't tell.
:drop_mout Just kidding..............


Oops..I made a boo boo..anyways...I guess I'll stick to the manuel then..sounds too complicated!

dammit..lol...can't seem to type for ****! lol...I meant to say manual

This is the funniest thread since "Lab Rat"! :lol:


Tom ):h

::eek: McRat just asked what the heck I was laughing at...

I guess you'll have to show him, eh Kat????? ):h

:muahaha:

Amazing how we can corrupt an innocent little thread, huh? :lol:

Tom :eek:

Well as the saying goes what happens Vegas stays in Vegas :eek: lmao

Tough crowd for us poor spellerz.

Digital Climax? Is that like sex with R2D2 or what?http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/images/smilies/hihi.gif

I'd encourage you to be happy with the manual climate control. I find the automatic control a real pain to use. If you want to switch which vents the air is directed to you have to repeatedly press a button to cycle through the modes while watching the display. If you miss the one you want you have to do it all over again. With yours all you do is turn the knob to what you want. They share one display for both temperature settings, so the first click of a temp knob selects the side to display, then subsequent clicks change the temp, most of the time, unless you've changed the temp recently in which case the first click changes the temp. This unit is a perfect example of incorporating a microprocessor with poor design resulting in something "new and improved" that's harder to use than than the old, lousy low-tech version. And there's another thread going about how you're supposed to trashcan the automatic head if a light bulb burns out. The only thing I think the automatic control head has going for it is that it looks better.