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Old 13-02-2017, 04:49 PM   #1
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Default au s1 center fascia to s2/3

Hey guys,

I am wanting to upgrade my s1 fascia to an s2/3 i would rather do this then do a complete dash swap

Anyone able to give me any info on how its done?
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Old 13-02-2017, 07:22 PM   #2
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Default Re: au s1 center fascia to s2/3

Dash wiring is different. Noticed this from the s1 tear drop ac to the s2 setup.
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Old 13-02-2017, 07:34 PM   #3
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Default Re: au s1 center fascia to s2/3

I knew that I read on another post that you can rewrite the plugs but the diagram link is dead haha then you have to change the vacuum lines?
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Old 15-02-2017, 11:02 AM   #4
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Default Re: au s1 center fascia to s2/3

Not to mention the central locking. S1 was smart lock, s2/3 was smart shield (or vice versa)

S1 you have a button on the top of the drivers door, s2/3 you get a button on the dash to the left of ghe steering wheel.


Personally i prefer the s1 teardrop over the s2/3 layout, so its not something ive personally looked into. Ill have a dig through my notes and whatnot and ill see what i can find for you though.
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Current Mods: Fairmont Cluster, LED's Changed to Purple, Lukey Competition Extractors, 2.5" Hi flow Cat, Hi-Stall Converter, ED Box with FG internals, AUIII VCT Fuel Rail + Injectors, F6 Fuel Regulator, Stereo upgrade, Aftermarket LPG.

Awaiting Wife Approval Mods:

TE50 Front Bar, AU Tickford/SR Interior, Roof Racks, Slimline Weathershields, 2.5" Cat Back Exhaust, 27mm Front Sway Bar, Other Shiny things!
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Old 15-02-2017, 05:44 PM   #5
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Default Re: au s1 center fascia to s2/3

Thanks man.. I have always found the au 2/3 one to look better myself

I am going off this post http://fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=11318610

Though all the links are dead
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