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Hi all,
I can't find any picture of the exact location of the heater hose bracket on the fender well for an a/c car, can anyone post some for me? TIA. |
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The extra long heater hose on 66-67 factory air condition cars was secured with a metal bracket attached to the RH inner fender skirt.
I recall there is a small dimple in the skirt for the location. Also this hose and bracket were located in the same place on the 66-67 A.I.R. equipped cars. |
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Thanks a bunch, I've seen some in your location and thought that was correct. I also seen some in the front and didn't think that was correct. I appreciate the help.
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Bracket is also used on the 1962 Tempest. Ames carries our reproduction which is exact to the original including correct fastener.
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Thanks, I have the bracket and bolt/screw. Bracket is the same on a 62 Grand Prix.
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My heater hose bracket is in the same location as the GTO in post #2. Pontiac plant, 335HP A/C car built late June 1967.
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I have an early '67 GTO with factory AC, but my heater hose does not have this bracket. I can see the dimple for the screw, but there's no hole. My heater hose is running a few inches below the dimple, below the AC hard line. Were these not used in early '67 AC cars?
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I have a hole towards the back of the fender well and my car is an April build so I used that hole. I think someone removed all the ac at one time because my brackets and POA was different. Thanks for the input.
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