Project Resurrection Interior Cleaning Part 2
by Subachad on Jan.14, 2010, under Automotive
Part 2 of the interior cleaning. Here I removed the seats and found an HVAC knob which through me completely off task for the rest of the cleaning. I completely disassembled the HVAC controller so if you want to know how a 93-97 HVAC controller works, this post is for you.
Today I pulled some more interior panels, the “to clean” stack is rather high. I will probably be picking up some plastic paint and start the interior color change.
93-96 Impreza HVAC Controller
Garage shot – Pegboard setup shown
Power Window Controller
Impreza Driver Side Door Panel after Scrubbing
Nasty Parking Brake
Seat bolts before cleaning
HVAC Controls
Found the missing HVAC knob!
Cleaning some bolts
Impreza HVAC cable
Window Control installed, note the blurry magnet used to hold the screw
Dirty door jamb, you can also see some body damage
HVAC Controller
Blurry HVAC shot… looks like a “spy photo”
Driver seat
Driver seat again
Where did they seats go?
Impreza HVAC setup, motor, heater core box, A/C parts.
HVAC again
More HVAC
Seat bolts
Under the Steering Wheel, you can see why this is covered
No seats
Pegboard organizaional shot.
Seat, complete wiht hole
More interior angles
Is that a quarter?
Door panel scrubbed
Carpet, steering wheel, and some towels
Seats pulled, not sure these have ever been cleaned
Found my knob
Labeling the bolts for easy replacement
HVAC
HVAC
HVAC
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- Project Resurrection – The Inspection
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