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Title: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: slamd83c10 on April 03, 2010, 05:52:47 pm

working on removing the evaporator core and the big ugly black box that covers it.. my question is has anyone ever done this? if so, what all did you remove, im trying to keep a blower motor for heat so what all is needed to do for this, my ac didnt work anyway and i dont ever use it, so what all do i need to do to maintain my heat but remove a/c. everything is out by the way, just looking for ideas on how to keep blower motor and whatnot for my heat..

Title: Re: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: beastie_3 on April 03, 2010, 05:54:42 pm

http://www.acdelete.com/pages/73-90_Truck.htm

I have one.

Title: Re: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: slamd83c10 on April 03, 2010, 06:21:02 pm

sweet, but my heater core, blower, and fan are all fine, do you think they sell just the delete..

Title: Re: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: slamd83c10 on April 03, 2010, 06:24:48 pm

also what did you do as far as the wiring, did you just leave the resistor plug and the other couple plugs just laying there or did you remove them

Title: Re: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: beastie_3 on April 03, 2010, 06:31:30 pm

It is only the fiberglass box. You take your stock parts and transfer them over. You can reroute the wires how ever you want to, and cut away the AC wires if you want. The relay and resistor you can put where ever you want. Just make sure that nothing is touching the resistor, or it could start a fire.

Title: Re: a/c removal for cleaner firewall question
Post by: slamd83c10 on April 03, 2010, 06:34:16 pm

cool, if its not too much trouble, can i get a pic of how yours looks,,thanks