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ac st185 -> ae93
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Tue, 20 July 2004 10:44
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I just bought a ae93 pretty cheap so of cause not everything works the heater fan is one. I have just recently done a swap from a 3sge to 3sgte so i have a few things left over the like the climate control ac for one so i was think i might try and put it into the corolla. I was wondering if anyone has tried this or done it?
I know a lot of the wholes won't line up if any but i got a drill and welder 
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Re: ac st185 -> ae93
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Tue, 20 July 2004 13:16
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Probably not without a lot of stuffing around. Sensors, etc would have to be integrated into your existing loom, and existing a/c components.
What's not working? Is it the fan, or the heater core?
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Re: ac st185 -> ae93
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Tue, 20 July 2004 20:19
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From what i can tell its just the fan, but also when moving the temp lever on the control panel it doesn't move right across because of the angle of the switch at the bottom of the heater unit. So I thought i could just do away with all the cables as the celica on has got all motors. I thought i might as well us it as its just sitting around collecting dust.
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Re: ac st185 -> ae93
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Wed, 21 July 2004 03:13
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First things to check:
Is the heater core connected to the engine?
Is the fan working at all, or is it only blowing air on one setting?
My temp lever doesn't move right accross either, but that's because I didn't adjust the cable properly when I put the aircon stuff back in.
Physically the st185 components might fit under the dash, but then you'd have to modify the ducts so they line up with the vents. I think the real problem would be the wiring, not really worth the hassle if its just the core or fan that needs replacing.
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