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N1 Heater Control Compatibility?

slowridn73

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I am in the process of removing my AC system and came across an N1 heater control unit for heat only that I would like to install in place of the standard Econ unit in my 90 gtr. Been looking for some info as to weather they are compatible or not and I'm mostly turning up treads on N1 vented bumpers. Does anyone have any info on this or maybe can help point me in the right direction?

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Update, I aquired an N1 heater control unit. There are 3 plugs on the back as opposed to the standard 2 plugs on the econ unit. After a little research it looks like I need a different harness to make it work. Does anyone know of a member with a genuine N1 car or someone already running the N1 heater control that can verify the partnumber on their air control wiring?

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Yeah I've discovered that as well. Now I'm looking for someone that has an N1, if I can convince them to help me I'm going to clone the harness. If I get it to work I'll post up a diagram and a write up so others can do it as well.

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quick update...

after alot of researching it seems the manual aircon in the early base model R32's have the same harness as the N1 spec heater only controllers (same part number 24042-01U00) just listed differently. So if anyone has any idea where I can find an R32 (maybe a GTS or GTST) with the manual aircon that would be willing to sell their parts or maybe trade up for an ECON unit please let me know.

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