Blowing cool air. Swapped out Air Control panel, everything seems to work ok.

Temperature lever works, but still not happy with how the lever sits. Any ideas???

did i miss another post or something? did you install new air?

Sorry Jake..... Ancient Factory SYstem, realized it was charged. Bought a used AC controller, old one was toast. Rippped out all old duct work, S Duct, Selector Plenum. Ran new Vacuum Lines. Found cut compressor wire, it would go live when everything was turned on. Spliced in compressor, I have air. Of course, many repairs/replacemet of duct work are needed. $150 is gonna fix it I hope.

Hows it work with the top off?
Keep ya cool does it? :hm:

J/K, always great to make the stuff work that is supposed to work.

105 Degree Temperature- Tallahassee Weather
15 minutes at Traffic Light- Tallahassee Planning ( Programmed by a drunk chimp

Something cool blowing in your face




PRICELESS

:haha: I hear ya, my truck has no a/c unless I'm moving.

I spent some money getting my AC fixed. New comprossor, condensor, and five 12 oz. cans of R-12 at $50 a can. I know, I could have converted over to R-134, but I'm a purest. This AC is the best I have ever had. Then I took the top off 6 months later and was wondering why I bothered fixing the AC. However, I do use it on occassion. I feel like a piece of bacon without it when sitting in traffic.

The AC is nice to have; top on or top off.

Since were talking A/C.

My rig was a factory A/c rig, however theres nothing left except the vents. what the cheapest way to get A/C back again. The original parts are way over priced, and usually its the brackets that are hard to get hold of. Would the A/c from a post 72 chevy rig go in fairly ez? I see them in the wrecking yard all the time.

There was a set on Craigslist a while back for a 72 Blazer - I also saw a set at the swap meet - for $200 - complete setup...

I'll keep my eyes open

Not sure if later model stuff would work or not?

Bagged 91 has alot of parts he wants to sell lump sum.