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I have been getting a hot/burning electrical smell from the dash of our 94 Breakaway and have traced it to the Heater Control Panel. Frowner
Does anyone have any idea where I can find a replacement control panel?


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It's a Chrysler/Acme unit. Search the forums, as there is a place that can repair or furnish new.

However, I don't know of any part that would cause such a smell except possibly the A/C switch (engages the compressor clutch). The radio is in that area, and could produce odors.


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Thanks Rusty, I'll do a search for Chrysler/Acme. Computer


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I pulled the heater control today and it was definitely the source of the burning/electrical smell. mechanic The controller casing was melted and the push buttons were frozen. I found an exact new replacement on E-bay for $45. Thumbs Up

It is a 90 Cordoba New Yorker A/C Heater Control Switch.
Part Brand: Dodge
Manufacturer Part Number 3847712
Interchange Part Number 3847742

I'd post a picture but I still can't access Photobucket.


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Panel replacement write-up. Computer

55.) Dash Heater Panel Replacement


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well done and good presentation.
The same vacuum control is used on many Chrysler products. looks to be the same one as on my 1995 Dodge B3500 Pleasure-Way.
 
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