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I'm trying to identify the make of the Heat/AC control panel on my 1985 Regal. It has 6 push buttons, a vertical slide for the fan and a horizontal slide for the warm cool function. I know my chassis is GM but most of the junk yards have said they think this control panel is Chrysler. Does anyone know how I can locate and replace the vacuum module or manifold that sits behind the controls or the entire assembly?
 
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Welcome to the site! You'll find all kinds of good stuff here if you search our archives. BTW, thanks for using a good thread title. It refers directly to the subject and will be easy for others to find in future searches. Try here:

https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...101021261#6101021261

and here:

https://www.barthmobile.com/eve...733992177#5733992177

They were made by Chrysler. There are several sources listed. Good luck. mechanic


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I will follow up on these leads and report back. Thanks! Cool
 
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