climate zone change

I have a 2001 grand prix gt 3.8 non-supercharged. I was wondering, how hard is is to change the manual dual climate zone to a digital one. Is is as simple as unplugging the old one and plugging in the digital. I also tried to switch to a digital (dic) but found no plug in the back. Please help thanks:confused:

I have a 2001 grand prix gt 3.8 non-supercharged. I was wondering, how hard is is to change the manual dual climate zone to a digital one. Is is as simple as unplugging the old one and plugging in the digital.

Nope. A conversion is not as simple as plug and play. Pontiac discontinued the use of the ACC CJ2 climate control system for a reason in subsequent GP model years and you are better off with the manual dual zone.

1997-2003 Grand Prix Analog to Digital DIC Conversion (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=765080)

The Analog to Digital DIC can be done! Read the whole article before you start cutting and splicing.

1997-2003 Grand Prix Analog to Digital DIC Conversion (http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=765080)

The Analog to Digital DIC can be done! Read the whole article before you start cutting and splicing.

he was actually talking about climate control :biggrin:

he was actually talking about climate control

..... I also tried to switch to a digital (dic) but found no plug in the back. Please help thanks:confused:

I saw that about the Climate controll. You must have missed the DIC question. :rofl:

I saw that about the Climate controll. You must have missed the DIC question. :rofl:

haha...oops!

I missed the DIC question the first time around too....Yikes, I need some glasses....

I missed the DIC question the first time around too....Yikes, I need some glasses....

I deliberately missed it so Tim could fill in the blanks. :lol:

To the OP, I have the auto/dual climate control on my 99 and trust me, you don't want it! Everything on mine is functionally fine (no problems), but in auto mode it doesn't keep the car cool enough in summer or warm enough in winter. The later manual dual zone is a much better set-up.

To the OP, I have the auto/dual climate control on my 99 and trust me, you don't want it! Everything on mine is functionally fine (no problems), but in auto mode it doesn't keep the car cool enough in summer or warm enough in winter. The later manual dual zone is a much better set-up.

Plus its sort of hard to read... Not very user friendly. (especially when driving)