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Got this in from Japan ( with some help :D ) since I wanted the Ambient Temp option for my GTV.

I installed it and it worked fine but the display is green and the rest of my displays are blueish so I decided to go back to the original one.

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mate .. just turn it over undo the screws in the rear of it and swap the screen lighting between them and presto new climate control fucntion :mellow:

I tried changing globes but it didn't change the display. I think the LCD screen displays in green and the lights just make it bright. :(

GMan,

Ambient Temp = outside air temperature ( not including wind temp )

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how hard is it to install? just plug and play?

Super easy to install. Just pop the center vent out and the climate control is ready for removal.

It's a straight replacement. I installed it ( plugs are the same too ) and started the car, adjusted the temp and everything changed accordingly, then pushed the dial and the ambient temp came up so it all seemed to work fine. Just didn't like the green display. :domokun:

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I tried changing globes but it didn't change the display. I think the LCD screen displays in green and the lights just make it bright. :)

GMan,

Ambient Temp = outside air temperature ( not including wind temp )

The globes for the display are inside the unit, you probably swapped the lights for the buttons over, they're the same size. The globes in the top are bigger on a series 2 A/C than a series 1 unit so you'd have to take the globes from the buttons of your current A/C and put them in the top holes behind the screen in the series 2 A/C...presto!

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