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Old Jun 14, 2009 | 09:18 AM
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ever time I see your threads I get dizzy trying to remember all your stuff is in opposite from in the States.
 
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Originally Posted by kiwiblazer
Surprising actually. Thought the electrics would go first. I didn't think there'd be any pressure/tension on that cog.
The HVAC control module has learned values for the door positions. If the battery power is disconnected, it will force the module to relearn the position. If this is done a lot, especially on an older vehicle where the plastic has aged, it can stress the gear as the door gets to the fully open seat and fully closed seat.
 
Old Jun 14, 2009 | 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by cage47
ever time I see your threads I get dizzy trying to remember all your stuff is in opposite from in the States.
I've started a list of differences between the US & our trucks. Apart from the obvious like the steering being on the RIGHT side! LOL
Just need to take pics of each difference. Could become a thread of observations since every now & again I came up with something that is/was different.
 
Old Jun 14, 2009 | 06:22 PM
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You still had my sympathies. I had a 95 grand am that had the typical firewall rot in the corner. It wasn't as bad as some but enough that I had two holes big enough to fit a 1/2" socket through.
 
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