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Pulled the passengers side vent and found my problem. I am missing the reducer part that has the felt on it. It slides inside the vent housing and then reduces down for the hose to attach. Not reproduced.....andyone have any?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJrDl3nRNCM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fvywdocl4GA http://ultimategto.com/icongraf/65headtitle.jpg Last edited by Goathead; 12-03-2012 at 04:42 PM. |
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I was able to MacGyver some using some Vintage Air pieces. Worked very well. I had to glue the adaptors in. Unfortunately I cannot remember which pieces but they were the adaptors supplied with the VA Gen IV kit for a 64 GTO. You can download the instructions and part numbers online.
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Have a set of these , part # on item is 3856471 2 5/8" o.d. for the hose . May be from 67 - 69 Fbird .
Last edited by chrisp; 12-03-2012 at 05:37 PM. Reason: add |
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That part is reproduced, I bought two of them for my 64. I'm not home now, but I believe I bought them from Ames. Not an exact duplicate, but functional. Ames also sells a felt kit.
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'04 GTO Yellow Jacket, A4, Kooks, CAI, etc. '02 Firebird, V6, auto '68 GTO Convertible, HO, 4spd, driver '66 LeMans Hardtop, 400, FI, A/C, 4L80E. '65 GTO Hardtop, next project '64 GTO Hardtop, "389", Tri-power, 5 speed, A/C, Yorktown Blue. http://www.gtoaco.com |
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Actually, that picture you posted is the reproduction.
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'04 GTO Yellow Jacket, A4, Kooks, CAI, etc. '02 Firebird, V6, auto '68 GTO Convertible, HO, 4spd, driver '66 LeMans Hardtop, 400, FI, A/C, 4L80E. '65 GTO Hardtop, next project '64 GTO Hardtop, "389", Tri-power, 5 speed, A/C, Yorktown Blue. http://www.gtoaco.com |
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Yep, Ames makes them...$36 each plus freight for plastic flanges...a little steep for me....
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Check the Chevy parts suppliers. I am sure that they were tooled up for Chevys, not Pontiacs. I got the balls on ebay from the Chevy guy who appeared to be the one who tooled them up. He was selling blems for a good price at the time. Couldn't tell the difference when they were installed.
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