Can anyone down under get the part number for the Digital HVAC headunit?

[CMNTMXR57]

I posted this quetion in our thread in the lounge about the cupholders...http://www.ls1gto.com/forums/showthre ad.php?t=4370

Anyway, I presumed our Friends down under didn't see it, so I thought I'd ask here.

Can you get the part number for the dual zone digital HVAC headunit from the Monaro? I want to see if I can pull some connections and get one here.

TIA.

[mistermike]

Do you think the stock BCM would know what to do with it?

[CMNTMXR57]

That shouldn't be an issue. Everything should be plug and play. The system is it's own self contained control center.

[Odin]

Have you asked at www.ls1.com.au ? they should know

[olly]

CMNTMXR
The following information is all I can find out and the prices are in approximate australian dollars (retail)
Part number for the dual zone display is 92084231....and that is in the colour code called dark dempest...$250.00.
I have made extensive enquiries concerning converting manual air to single & dual climate control and the picture ain't pretty. To do the conversion you would have to change the complete aircon/evaporator assembly to make it work. Reason being is that the climate control has automatic functions, like directing air to different outlets during its cycle. To explain more...it may direct air to the footwell area first...then change to a combination of footwell and centre dash outlets. To do this, it controls servo actuators that open/close vent doors....these functions are not available on the GTO standard air. Also......the evaporator core has different sensors inserted between the fins to detect different air temps for the climate control to react to. Evaporator assembly is $950.00
Next is the drama concerning wiring. A replacement harness or modification to the current harness is in order to accomodate the actuators etc..........cost unknown but a guess would be $150.00. However, there doesn't seem to be a change in the body control module that I can establish. ( good news).
The centre dash facia surround is only $50.00 but get this.....the actual cup holders (separate component to the facia) are $120.00 each.
To conclude.....I think it's a complete waste of time unless you are loaded with bucks to burn. Even if you did the conversion there is no gaurantee all will work as you would expect..........I hope this has been of some help to you

[olly]

Forgot to add...judging by the size of those "supersize me " cokes... the cupholders ain't going to hold them anyway...lol

[Huntress]

Forgot to add...judging by the size of those "supersize me " cokes... the cupholders ain't going to hold them anyway...lol
LOL I don't think any do :D

[kjac081]

i think the single zone would work. all of the automatic functions are in the head unit. There are already servos of some sort to control airflow(foot, panel, windshield). its just the headunit we have now cant make the decision by itself, it needs our input from a knob. the controls on our unit is all electronic conroled, no more manual cable conections. Thus said, the dual zone would need to differentiate between left and right, which our cars are not plumbed for, but fairly certain that single zone HVAC from a LHD car would work.

[QIKMIK]

I believe the going rate to change from manual HVAC to the full auto version is around AU$5000. Lots of cash just to replace a dial with a button. A real barstool of a job too.

Mick

[Lumina ss]

just remember there are 3 levels of BCM fitted to "Holdens/GTO's" I think youll find the high level head unit will only link to the high level BCM, which is not fited to non climate control vehicles aka GTO

[CMNTMXR57]

Thanks Olly. I would be interested in the single side headunit then. I don't care about my passenger anyway. :D So would you be able get the part# for the single zone? I don't need no stinking cup holders either! Those fancy mechanism's are too rich for my wallet. :D

For $50 (or less) it doesn't hurt to give it the ol college try regardless of what level BCM it

[CMNTMXR57]

I'm bumping this up again for our friends down under.

[CMNTMXR57]

Bump

[CMNTMXR57]

To the top for our compadre's down under.

I'd really like to try this!!! I'd like to get the part ordered ASAP!!

[jbls1gto]

I used to be an electronic climate control development engineer for a major automotive manufacturer (hint). The jump from a manual single zone hvac to a single or dual zone electronic system is never an easy one. Many of the points here are valid as far as making the conversion. I would almost guarantee that you'd have to swap out the whole HVAC module in the dash...even for a single zone system. Most automatic systems use electronic actuators to change the mode of the system....the GTO uses a vacuum based system. You can hear it hiss when you change modes. A wiring harness change is also required (as mentioned earlier). I'm sure there is an evaporator sensor, in-car temp sensor and and outside air temperature sensor that is required to make the system operate. I don't know anything aobut the BCM on the GTO/Monaro. Even if it has the 'uplevel' BCM it would need to be programmed to know that an electronic system is there.

I thought about doing the same conversion on my vehicle. Although I did things like that for a living for years, I wouldnt bother attempting it on my GTO.

[CMNTMXR57]

I used to be a technician, I've worked on many A/C systems and know exactly what you mean.

However, these cars all come pretty much with one harness to run everything regardless of what particular options are installed. It cuts down on costs from having 4 different harnesses for 4 similar vehicles which may have different option levels.

If it's a cheap unit to try, it would be worth the old college try. If not cheap, no skin lost.

[jbls1gto]

I hope it works out. If it does I want to do it on my vehicle as well. I love electronic climate control.

[CMNTMXR57]

You and me both. I never really cared until I had my Aurora with it and now even my beater Delta 88 has it! Talk about being spoiled. ;)

But if that headunit alone is a couple hundred bucks, I may not do it. We shall see.

[Dbluegoat]

Bump
i see this becoming a sister thread to the WTB Trunk lid

:D :driving: :drink:

[CMNTMXR57]

No, I got my answer. The part is $250 AUD which converts to about $180 USD.

Thanks to Olly over by there for the information.

For that money, I'll get my trunk lid first. :D

[Dbluegoat]

For that money, I'll get my trunk lid first. :D

no way.........i dont believe you :gr_jest:

[CMNTMXR57]

We shall see.

[phobos512]

What part is only ~$180US? Not the HVAC right...?

[CMNTMXR57]

The digital headunit that replaces our lame knobs.

[phobos512]

The digital headunit that replaces our lame knobs.

Only $180? I would have figured a few thousand...Wow.

[dede]

CMNTMXR57 do you have part # for it???

[randell]

I'm interested in the part number as well. This would be a drop in replacement for the manual knobs correct?

[miscreant]

It's not drop in. The manual system uses a lever control for the temp adjustment, and a vacuum control for the vent adjustment. The climate control system is all electronic. Many more parts need to be replaced to convert...

[randell]

It's not drop in. The manual system uses a lever control for the temp adjustment, and a vacuum control for the vent adjustment. The climate control system is all electronic. Many more parts need to be replaced to convert...
Did you find out everything that would be needed? Where did you start looking for information for this?

[isszy]

You could try to PM Olly - I think he has some acces to P/Ns

[JayC'sG]

Two of these threads have died. Has anyone received a difinitive answer?