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73-87 Chevy _ GMC Trucks => Interior & Equipment => Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC) => Topic started by: BlackTomC on October 03, 2016, 01:19:05 pm
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Any ideas as to how I can resolve this dilemma? All the solutions I can think of are unsustainable.
See pictures....
Off my 1978 GMC Sierra Suburban
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Using a small piece of bar stock the same width of the plastic piece, drill 2 holes, one the same size as the screw in vent door. Give the short bar stock a bend in middle with the same angle as the ramp on the plastic piece. Then bolt the bar stock over the plastic piece with the small plastic tab that was broken off still in place, this maintains the angle and keeps it flush, then sink a second small bolt a course thread screw into the body of the plastic piece.
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Diverter Valve Link Connector (http://www.classicparts.com/1971-87-Diverter-Valve-Link-Connector-W-A_C/productinfo/68%2D248/#.V_KpF8ksAl0)
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Diverter Valve Link Connector (http://www.classicparts.com/1971-87-Diverter-Valve-Link-Connector-W-A_C/productinfo/68%2D248/#.V_KpF8ksAl0)
Part # 3018715 if they are still available
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Diverter Valve Link Connector (http://www.classicparts.com/1971-87-Diverter-Valve-Link-Connector-W-A_C/productinfo/68%2D248/#.V_KpF8ksAl0)
Forget what I said. Lol problem solved.
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@LTZ C20 - I'm still going to try your idea, I'm not the best with tinkering around like that but more than willing to give it a shot.
@bd - I literally laughed out loud when I read that, this forum never ceases to exceed my expectations. I assumed that would be some small part no one knew about lol, you replied fast as heck with the part # and everything. Very much appreciated guys.
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Hahaha ok.