A/C delete controls
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From: Tampa Florida
Car: 85 Berlinetta F41
Engine: 355
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Axle/Gears: 3.73 posi
A/C delete controls
I removed the a/c from my car and installed an a/c delete box.. but my controls inside still have the option for a/c.... how hard is it to install controls from a car that never had a/c? all the vacuum lines the same? cable length.. please help me out guys, would like to get rid of my controls promising something to passengers that isnt there LOL.. specially when its raining hahaha
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From: Naperville, IL
Car: 89 Iroc Hardtop
Engine: LB9 w/G92 Pkg
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The A/C cars had vaccum-operated controls, while the non-A/C cars had cable-operated controls.
The easiest way is just to change the faceplate and leave everything under the dash alone.
The easiest way is just to change the faceplate and leave everything under the dash alone.
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Originally posted by Chris5k
Dang thats gonna be tough lol, havent found one w/o ac here in fl yet...
Dang thats gonna be tough lol, havent found one w/o ac here in fl yet...
Same situation out here in California. Luckily I don't have to deal with that for another year or two.
I'm leaving the A/C in until I swap out the 3.1 for a 5.7
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The panel wouldn't necessarily have to be from an F-body, Idon't believe...they are basically the same part in lots of GM cars and trucks. Check S10s or Cavaliers about the same year, they are more common without air, even in the South.
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