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Old 12-18-2021, 04:40 PM
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Big bulky, ugly. Ductwork fragile and leaky no matter how I tried to keep it together. Vacuum operated controls and mixing doors vs lower vacuum signal. Just a jenky system and on a good day worked like garbage. Imho just outdated technology that may have been cold, but distribution and mixing always sucked.

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Old 12-18-2021, 08:54 PM
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Here are a few pics from a project that I started back in 2011, 68 LeMans. Had the Evaporator flushed, acid washed, leak checked, Compressor rebuilt and installed new a Hearer Core and that's as far as it progressed.



it appears that the red circled holes in your pic are for larger sheet metal screws.
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Old 12-19-2021, 09:39 AM
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Big bulky, ugly. Ductwork fragile and leaky no matter how I tried to keep it together. Vacuum operated controls and mixing doors vs lower vacuum signal. Just a jenky system and on a good day worked like garbage. Imho just outdated technology that may have been cold, but distribution and mixing always sucked.
Blower motors were too weak, and drew high Amps. I sought the most capable used blower motor and was pleased with defrost and floor, but vents were as-you-said weak.

95 Lincoln towncar vents/defrost/floor are fantastic and quiet. Give me an idea on grafting that blower motor.

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