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Re: Here's the news on the PDC kit. (m) (archive)
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Posted by Nestor Villalobos on June 25, 2000 at 20:59:53:

In Reply to: Here's the news on the PDC kit. (m) posted by Irv on June 25, 2000 at 20:49:43:

Thanks, I appreciate it. What I would also like to know is that can I have the Aero kit with the PDC capability without actually having the PDC Unit? Would it be like open holes in the bumper if i dont have the pdc?
BTW, would you mind emailing me the instructions to villalo_nest@bentley.edu thanks!

: I don't see why the aero kit would interfere with the PDC setup. The only external work required for the PDC kit installation is removing the rear bumper.

: The rest of the project involves installing the control unit in the trunk (easy) and removing the rear seat and floor and side trim to lay the harness. You then have to remove the glovebox and fusebox to wire the harness. Finally, you remove the driver's under-dash trim to install the gong and wire it.

: I took pictures of the project, so I'll be glad to provide them at any point if you get stuck or need more info. I can also email the pages and diagrams from the manual if you want to see what you're in for.

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