How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fibor ac unit in my gsr?
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How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr?
Im trying to install an itr clock and the itr carbin fiber climate control. Need help!
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (Ghost Rider)
You bought an ITR clock??? LMAO. Geez, that should be good for 20hp+. I think the clock just pops out, try gently prying it with a flathead. Then just rewire the ITR one. What the hell is "carbin fiber climate control"? You mean a dash overlay kit? Just stick it on. 
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (Ghost Rider)
for the clock, use a small screwdriver or somthing like it, and CAREFULLY pry the left side of the clock out. then it should pull right out. but its best to pull it from the left side, cuz the right side has the plug that kind of gets in the way.
for the climate control, i took mine out a while ago and dont remember everything, but i'll post what i know. first you have to pop out the hazard and rear defrost buttons, again use that small scredriver and pry them out from the underneath. once they come out disconnect the plugs and in the back where the plugs came from, u'll see a screw in each one, take those out. and if u look underneath the dash, right under the left side of the glove box, you'll see a cable, it looks like a brake cable form a bicycle. undo that. now the unit should be able to slide out now, but i may have forgotten something.
for the climate control, i took mine out a while ago and dont remember everything, but i'll post what i know. first you have to pop out the hazard and rear defrost buttons, again use that small scredriver and pry them out from the underneath. once they come out disconnect the plugs and in the back where the plugs came from, u'll see a screw in each one, take those out. and if u look underneath the dash, right under the left side of the glove box, you'll see a cable, it looks like a brake cable form a bicycle. undo that. now the unit should be able to slide out now, but i may have forgotten something.
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (Hybrid Teg98)
To remove the climate control, take a flat screw driver and pry off the hazard and rear defoster buttons. You will see two screw inside, unscrew those. Pull on the unit until it comes out a little. Look at the back and undo the the electic plug and there should also be a metal stick (controls the heat) you will need to disconnect.
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (Soup ****)
hey f u you stupid **** ***. Im not no f ing ricer. My gsr can kick a type-r's ***. So stop f ing hateing just because you cant buy parts for your car, dont hate on me because I can. You little soup bitch.
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (KARR)
i love to see these typeR threads....as someone always gets annoyed somewhere along the line..classic stuff 
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Re: How do I install a type-r clock and carbin fiber climate control in my gsr? (mugenracer)
I love to see the ITR owners think they are GOD's for having a Type R, when really the joke is on them, cuz insurance rapes them repeatedly every month 
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