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How to Remove Climate Control Controls on Lancia Delta

Model: Lancia Delta MK 3 - Years 2008-2014
Part: Air conditioning

Demonstration video on how to remove the climate control panel. In this example, we have a 2008 Lancia Delta, but the process is simpler on other vehicles. After removing the car radio (for this, refer to other videos), the air vents will detach simply by pulling them, as they are clipped in. At this point, remove the lower plastic around the gear lever (if you have an automatic gearbox, remember to disconnect the wiring). Now, without fear, pull off the rest of the plastic under the car radio. Disconnect the other two visible connectors and unscrew the last plastic frame present. Unscrew the final four screws and pull out the climate control/radio panel.

Updated on 10 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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