I have an 84 Trans Am that was equiped with A/C but since the system has died and never really used it I removed they system. Now I wan to clean up the area on the firewall. Is there just a heater box that I can put on, if so were can I order one from? There is not a salvage yard with in 200 miles of were I live.
Matt

 

You could fabricate some sheet metal or plastic to cover up the hole. I just read somewhere on this board that you should keep your old A/C stuff because GM doesn't make that part anymore and if you toss it you will be at a big loss. Another option was to gut it and reinstall it.

Peace

 

I just cut out that huge part of the heater box and fiberglassed over the missing section. Works like a charm.

Steve

 

Factory Non A/C box,


Try www.thirdgenparts.com and/or www.thirdgenresource.com GM no longer has it.

 

I heard you can get that from s10s.

 

http://members.aol.com/iroczdave/pubpage.html

IROCZDAVE has the non AC heater boxes for $60, this is where i got mine.

 

if your removing what i think your removing it will help get the pass side valve cover off and make it easier to install headers

 

Here's mine:

 

Hey Johnsjj2 looks like you need the A/C delete pulley. Oh, and that TPI air intake?

Clean Bay though.

I just ripped all my crap out too. Time to bust out the messy fiberglass stuff.

 

Johnsjj2: it looks like you dont even have a box there. What did you do to it?

Z28racer: is the whole on the left side just that a whole? Does some type of filter go in there?

 

I believe that "hole" is where the blower motor will go back in.
Is that right?

I think I'm going the same route as Z did. Keep the heater screw the A/C.

 

Thats what i did. Deleted my entire AC and also the heater control valve. Best mod i have done so far, cleared up so much space on the passenger side. Next i will try to find out if it is CA legal to re-locate and re-route my air deverter valve, it looks so ugly above the valve cover.

 

You guys are right, I need that pulley. i just can't see spending $65 on it yet. I hardly ever drive the car. The TPI intake is there b/c I was planning on integrading it into the induction setup, but have since changed ideas. It will be coming off along with the K&N's, and I need to find a new, solid plastic cover.

 

you can get the pulley for about 47 bucks (includes shipping) from gmpartsdirect.com, part number 10055890. I know when you type the number into the search, it says water pump pulley, but it is the correct part number for the AC delete pulley.

 

Yes that is where the blower motor goes, I like it a lot, plenty of space now.