Replacment buttons??

[nissanchick27]

Where do I find replacement buttons?? The ones that go for the heat controles I have the soft ones that break through after long wear and tear, and I have talked to a few people about getting buttons that are solid plastic that dont break though and I dont know to get them, so if anyone could tell me I would much appreciate it.

 

[hawkeye18]

All 1995 SHOs have the hard button controller (called the EATC) that is plug and play. If you're handy with soldering, you can use any EATC that went into various lincolns and other FoMoCo vehicles of the time period. Just search for the thread on here titled "yes, you can use *any* eatc!". It will explain what you need to know.

 

[JoesSHO]

or you can use my ET mod... Works awesome...

ET = Electrical Tape
Cut a thin strip and tuck it around the buttons with a razorblade. If course, it worked for me becasue I'm either in auto, max ac or off and don't punch them a lot, but it is a cheap and easy fix...

Just cut a patch for the row of buttons... Here it is on my past '94, and I just did it to the '91 too...

 

[97SHOgt]

All 1995 SHOs have the hard button controller (called the EATC) that is plug and play. If you're handy with soldering, you can use any EATC that went into various lincolns and other FoMoCo vehicles of the time period. Just search for the thread on here titled "yes, you can use *any* eatc!". It will explain what you need to know.

Don't mean to hijack the thread but I got my hard button EATC off of a '95 and when I plugged it in, I can no longer control the fan speed. I can shut it off, and all the buttons work except the fan speed control. Any ideas?

 

[jelloslug]

Don't mean to hijack the thread but I got my hard button EATC off of a '95 and when I plugged it in, I can no longer control the fan speed. I can shut it off, and all the buttons work except the fan speed control. Any ideas?

You have the wrong EATC head. The one you have is for a Lincoln of some sort. There is hope though. Look through that "Yes you can use any EATC" thread and there were some people that got those to work.