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Night/Day Illumination on A'C Heater Controls

RG Najarian
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RG Najarian

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Hi Gang

I've got a 2000 Base Model 986. I recently installed the '01 cup holders which go in the top DIN slot where the HVAC controls usually went.

I was able to route the pig tails for the HVAC controls (with much difficulty) to the lower oddments tray and install the HVAC head unit there.

Everything went back together pretty well, the HVAC controls seem to work HOWEVER when I turn on my headlights the display does not switch day to night. (Actually the display is stuck in the Night mode)

It is possible I pulled/broke one of the many wires in the four pigtails but I find it unlikely that that would be the only anomoly. Is there a way to reset the HVAC head unit to utilize day and night displays?

Thanks Gang

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