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Re: Ah knock it off.
> Oh, come on now. You were asking relatively
> basic questions the answers to which MAY OR
> MAY NOT BE OBVIOUS because some of the
> schematics are obscure in the shop mahual.
> And you were asking for some perspective on
> this, and that perspective IS CONTAINED IN
> DWIGGINS if you care to read it. I don't
> have the time right now to do all of your
> homework for you, but I've bloody well told
> you how to do it, so get to work. Stop
> hectoring me.
> Best regards,
> Doug Dawson
> [email protected]
Doug, after having Nissan dealers tell our customers that these systems couldn't be fixed, or quotes in the 2000.00 range to try and fix them, we successfully transplanted several climate controls, changing them to manual setup.
It's a 3 hour job for our mechanic, including r and r dash. It's also a bolt in changeover, without discharging the freon. We started doing this over 10 years ago, and found it to be a cheap permanent repair to an previously ongoing problem. The parts neccessary run about 100.00 used, and we always put in a new heater valve (nissan). As long as the customer is more interested in having heat than keeping it stock,
it's the way to go. Not one of ours has come back in 10 years, except to thank us. I'm directing this a you, as you have been very helpful to a lot of people, and we need to share our repair
experience to keep these fine cars on the road.
I heard that nissan is coming out with a new z
next year. Have you seen pictures, or heard anything? thanks, joe
> Oh, come on now. You were asking relatively
> basic questions the answers to which MAY OR
> MAY NOT BE OBVIOUS because some of the
> schematics are obscure in the shop mahual.
> And you were asking for some perspective on
> this, and that perspective IS CONTAINED IN
> DWIGGINS if you care to read it. I don't
> have the time right now to do all of your
> homework for you, but I've bloody well told
> you how to do it, so get to work. Stop
> hectoring me.
> Best regards,
> Doug Dawson
> [email protected]
Doug, after having Nissan dealers tell our customers that these systems couldn't be fixed, or quotes in the 2000.00 range to try and fix them, we successfully transplanted several climate controls, changing them to manual setup.
It's a 3 hour job for our mechanic, including r and r dash. It's also a bolt in changeover, without discharging the freon. We started doing this over 10 years ago, and found it to be a cheap permanent repair to an previously ongoing problem. The parts neccessary run about 100.00 used, and we always put in a new heater valve (nissan). As long as the customer is more interested in having heat than keeping it stock,
it's the way to go. Not one of ours has come back in 10 years, except to thank us. I'm directing this a you, as you have been very helpful to a lot of people, and we need to share our repair
experience to keep these fine cars on the road.
I heard that nissan is coming out with a new z
next year. Have you seen pictures, or heard anything? thanks, joe