I have accomplished this. It is relatively simple. However, the button does not include the "button mechanics" so you will need to cut a wood pencil to size, glue it to the button, then glue the other end of the pencil to the button on the circuit board. Alternatively you can just glue the pencil to the button. Because of the angle of the dash the pencil will stay in, just have some side to side play. One other thing is you will need to cut the "ghost" button out of your ACC faceplate. Thats a real bear, so be carefull not to break anything or cut yourself.

The part number you need is listed in my post 2 or 3 positions above.

 

Let me get this outside temp. reading thing right. In summary:

'95-'97 = Screwed

'98 = The capability exists but there is no button stock.

'99 = Already there stock.

Correct?

 

 

This question may have been asked but I missed it...
I know that 95 = screwed, no chance. but let me ask if I got a 95, can I swtich from in a 99 climate control unit?

 

mine came with it, i diddnt know there was ones that diddnt have it...weird..

 

another biblical thread resusrected

 

Sorry, I saw it up on the front page, and just now noticed that excluding the 3 posts before mine(posted on the 18) this is indeed an old thread. Terribly sorry.

 

95/97 can not switch to 98+ ACC; screwed really means screwed.

 

That's because you have a '99.

 

I'm psyched to try this out. How exactly did you get the button to stay put? I've got a 98 SE.

 

A very old thread but it's a new topic over on G20.net! LOL

And the aswer is yes, it's the right p/n.

 

For all the 98' owners that want this... i created a how to a while ago.. ... 1998 ONLY with ACC tho... anywho here is teh HOW To

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/812609/3
with pictues too

of course i made my own button tho