Re: A/C removal

Posted by Paul P on 5/10/2006, 8:21 pm, in reply to "Re: A/C removal "
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The AC removal continues... I finally got *all* of it out. http://www.v6z24.com/jbodyforum/files/thumbs/t_000_0592_360.jpg http://www.v6z24.com/jbodyforum/files/thumbs/t_000_0593_385.jpg http://www.v6z24.com/jbodyforum/files/thumbs/t_000_0594_381.jpg http://www.v6z24.com/jbodyforum/files/thumbs/t_000_0595_154.jpg I lucked out.. the flange faces inside the car.. so I can just bolt on a piece of metal over the two holes. Even better, I now have two large holes that I can put some grommets and feed wires through.. much better than feeding wires out the power window door wiring tubes to the front. :roll: FYI. Everything together, underdash + underhood A/C weighed 160 lbs +/- my bathroom scale. The only thing I didn't weigh was the actual control unit. I think the piece I'm putting back weighs around 30 lbs, so this should be quite nice. Anyone interested in a full auto-temp A/C setup for their 72-79 Torino/Elite/Ranchero/Montego/Cougar/LTD II? :lol: Also. I'm thinking of dynamatting (well, fattmat) that cowl panel area. Should I even bother?



Message Thread: A/C removal - Paul P 5/8/2006, 8:39 pm Re: A/C removal - E.J. 5/9/2006, 3:16 am Re: A/C removal - Paul P 5/10/2006, 8:21 pm is there a smaller a/c for the cougar - chema 6/28/2006, 11:48 am Re: A/C removal - E.J. 5/11/2006, 6:05 am Re: A/C removal - Paul P 5/11/2006, 11:40 am Re: A/C removal - Paul P 5/11/2006, 11:26 pm Re: A/C removal - E.J. 5/12/2006, 5:22 am « Back to thread

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