CivicChina
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Never thought of thatI wonder if this swap to the non-dual climate control would open up the possibilities of dumping the stock headunit for something better (with multiple preamp outputs). I'm sure I'd probably lose the cameras, without some creative wiring to a tablet, if I were to go with a single DIN unit (like the swanky new Sony RSX-gs9).
Apologies for not posting an update. This is the correct part number, ordered from torontohondaparts.com and paid about $48 with shipping after the Canadian exchange rate. Very easy swap, highly recommend. It's a little thing, but has made a huge difference for me. Not having to wait for the HU to boot up to turn on the fan/being able to adjust the fan speed without looking while driving is quite nice.Any update??
The only other major functionality besides the cameras that you would lose is the ability to change the direction of airflow, this still requires using the climate control screen on the HU.I wonder if this swap to the non-dual climate control would open up the possibilities of dumping the stock headunit for something better (with multiple preamp outputs). I'm sure I'd probably lose the cameras, without some creative wiring to a tablet, if I were to go with a single DIN unit (like the swanky new Sony RSX-gs9).
Had anyone found out about this yet? I’d like to keep the dual climate but have those buttons too!Now I'm curious if the new 2019 ones will work with the older units like ours.
http://hondapartsnetwork.com/part/9822867/Honda-Part-79603-TBA-A91ZA-Case-Set-NH869L
HPN says its not for sale...
79603-TBA-A91ZA
Unless someone has actually fitted one and can say for sure that the additional buttons work, without messing up anything else (like dual climate control), my guess would be that it is highly unlikely to work.I think I confused myself earlier.. maybe haha. I’m asking if the controls from the 2019 will work in the 2016-2018.
I don't doubt you, but where did that information come from ?Just FYI for those of you that have completed this swap - if you are taking in your car to have the A/C software update competed (Recall 18-137) the dealer should no longer have to replace the physical unit. Apparently this was necessary when whatever issue was first discovered, but dealerships now have the ability to flash your existing unit rather than replacing it with an updated unit.
I was concerned taking it in to have this completed because I didn't want to lose my fan speed knob!
I totally agree lmao, it’s so sad.I shudder to think of my Dealer ( well, the Dealer I purchased the car from), being able to do anything like this !!!
Hit the auto button. It should sync them I believe.I don't. What I am wondering is if the dual ever gets out of sync and needs to be resynced. What happens if the car battery dies? Would I have to reinstall the old unit to resync it?
I just got the notification for recall and it was a a/c swapI don't doubt you, but where did that information come from ?
Yes, there is a Microprocessor controller in the A/C control physical unit, but I find it hard to believe than most Dealers have the equipment of Knowledge to be able to get in and make any changes to that micro's programming.
As we all know my know, far too many Dealers struggle to be able to do an Oil Change without screwing up !!
Where did Dealers suddenly get the information on how to do this ??
The Honda service "subscription" website ??
If anyone has a current subscription, maybe they can look this up, and see if the Information to do this "update" is there, along with full instructions as to how to do it, and what is needed in terms of software updates etc etc.
I shudder to think of my Dealer ( well, the Dealer I purchased the car from), being able to do anything like this !!!
I keep returning to the decision thatI just got the notification for recall and it was a a/c swap