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Dual Climate Control

I have a 2001 Grand Prix with the dual climate control, it is the dual slider one. Is the 1997-2000 digital dual climate control compatible? Can I just plug the digital one in like the slider that's in it?
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Re: Dual Climate Control

Nope, no way. Not worth the trouble. I dont think I have read anyone ever completing this sucessfully.
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Re: Dual Climate Control

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Nope, no way. Not worth the trouble. I dont think I have read anyone ever completing this sucessfully.
So it must be totally different connectors then?
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