Quick question, Condenser...Thanks
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Quick question, Condenser...Thanks
I am removing the AC and Condenser, and one tube on the condenser goes to that black cannister thing next to my battery...I provided a pic of it...can i just remove the tube from the cannister?....can i also remove the cannister and the entire tube length that leads up to the air box near the firwall? Thanks.
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Link doesn't work, it says you have to sign in. I'm sure I can help, but I just want to make sure I understand what your referring to.
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thats the evaporator/dry if my memory serves..... if you are removing the a/c nad have it discharged alreay yea... take everything from the a/c out
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if it's the canister then its the reciever dryer, the evaporator is located in the firewall area closest to the vents inside the car. aside from discharging the a/c system you can just yank off all that crap no problem, but you will need either a shorter belt or a a/c delete pulley to run your serpentine. i think. well thats atleast how it was on my 92RS. and make sure you don't get the pag oil all over yourself when you take off the compressor like i did
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ok... well as long as we are in agreement on the fact that it can come out
if you are removing the a/c tho, you want to pickup a heater only box
if you are removing the a/c tho, you want to pickup a heater only box
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heater box?
why do you say i need a heater only box? Can't i just remove the AC and condenser and all the tubes and then just plug or cap off this hose/hole (see pic) Also, there is another hose that i capped off that connected to the black cannister thing...
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i dont see why not... but the heater only box is smaller and looks cleaner in the engine bay.. i shoulda said you might want to get a heater only box
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