WTB 95 RMS climate control

95 RMS-the unit I need is for a 95 Buick Roadmaster, dashboard climate control display. Also center console cup holder would be nice. I'm getting short on time to install, but I'd like to find these before I leave July 31
Thanks

I can go yank that control head out of that 91K mile '94 Roadmaster sedan in South Austin and send it your way. It looked fine. What's it worth to you? Little off on my gauges?

PM me if you want!

-Mike

You bet. I got someone offering one for $28 including shipping. How about you take $35 off your bill and ship it to me. You already have my address and I might even get it before I leave. Let me know
or call!

I'm going to call and see what they want for it. It's 20 miles away, so 40 round trip, and 100 degrees.... I might break even on gas and sweat id the part is $5.

-Mike

Oh! I didn't catch all that. I'm willing to renegotiate, can't have you having bad memories every time the tach spins up

Scot wrote:

Oh! I didn't catch all that. I'm willing to renegotiate, can't have you having bad memories every time the tach spins up

Or when the A/C doesn't blow out.

Don't forget the cup holder!!!

It was a good weekend for having no A/C. Not

Scot wrote:

Don't forget the cup holder!!!

It was a good weekend for having no A/C. Not

Do you need the entire arm rest or just the cup holder? That car is maroon inside. Not sure how the arm rest comes off. My '96 is a different design.

Will have to see if I can come in to work late one morning this week so I can run down there early.

-Mike

81X11 wrote:

Scot wrote:

Don't forget the cup holder!!!

It was a good weekend for having no A/C. Not

Do you need the entire arm rest or just the cup holder? That car is maroon inside. Not sure how the arm rest comes off. My '96 is a different design.

Will have to see if I can come in to work late one morning this week so I can run down there early.

-Mike

Mike, its easy tilt both seats back and there is a largish Phillips head screw on either side, unscrew both and you're done. 91-96 use the same mounting style. Only difference is the armrest itself.

Cadet57 wrote:

81X11 wrote:

Scot wrote:

Don't forget the cup holder!!!

It was a good weekend for having no A/C. Not

Do you need the entire arm rest or just the cup holder? That car is maroon inside. Not sure how the arm rest comes off. My '96 is a different design.

Will have to see if I can come in to work late one morning this week so I can run down there early.

-Mike

Mike, its easy tilt both seats back and there is a largish Phillips head screw on either side, unscrew both and you're done. 91-96 use the same mounting style. Only difference is the armrest itself.

It's a Limited...power recliners, so no tilting back of the seats in the salvage yard. Can I still get at the screws without laying the seats down?

-Mike

81X11 wrote:

Cadet57 wrote:

81X11 wrote:

Scot wrote:

Don't forget the cup holder!!!

It was a good weekend for having no A/C. Not

Do you need the entire arm rest or just the cup holder? That car is maroon inside. Not sure how the arm rest comes off. My '96 is a different design.

Will have to see if I can come in to work late one morning this week so I can run down there early.

-Mike

Mike, its easy tilt both seats back and there is a largish Phillips head screw on either side, unscrew both and you're done. 91-96 use the same mounting style. Only difference is the armrest itself.

It's a Limited...power recliners, so no tilting back of the seats in the salvage yard. Can I still get at the screws without laying the seats down?

-Mike

You should be able to. I think thats how I got my armrest out in the JY. It'll be a bit harder, but the seat padding has enough play you should be able to get a screw driver in there. Could also take a 3/8" ratchet with a screwdriver bit attachment and go in that way.

Hey Scot, how bad do you want this stuff???

Ha!

-Mike

Yeah, just the cup holder, which just snaps out from inside the arm rest.

Hey Mike, how bad do you want .... never mind.

^ HAH!

Scot wrote:

Yeah, just the cup holder, which just snaps out from inside the arm rest.

Hey Mike, how bad do you want .... never mind.

Hahahaha...

Are you sure you don't have a 96 arm rest? The 96's have one big lid and the cupholder folds out from inside the console box. It's just a small plastic piece and you close the upper lid back over it once it's folded out. That's what I have.

The 95 and older cars have the arm rests with with two lids. One opens to the side, and the other flips forward and has the cupholders as part of the lid itself. That's what the car in the yard has.

95 was a split year. Some early cars got the 91-94 style with the flip out cup holders while some got the '96 style.

Amazing!! Yes you describe my cup holder as the 96 one. That's one I need, one peice that folds to the front, then close the lid. So i have the 96 style

Mike if no power to the seats ,just reach between the seats and down under the armrest and
remove the 4 nuts which are size 10mm or somewhere there abouts.This way the armrest and the swivel all come out together!
Jim

Scot wrote:

Amazing!! Yes you describe my cup holder as the 96 one. That's one I need, one peice that folds to the front, then close the lid. So i have the 96 style

Well shoot. That's not what's down there, but I'll keep on the lookout.

-Mike

In fairness, I do believe the armrests themselves are interchangeable, so if you're in a pinch, you may still be okay.

Also of note: Cadillac Fleetwood's have the same armrest.

Good to know about the Caddy's being the same!

I have a climate control if you do not want to do the drive, but $35 shipped will not cut it. PM if you are interested.

OK Mike, you tell me if you want to take the drive.

Part found locally with 5 days to spare! Thanks Jay