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highwinger · 06-03-2014, 08:03 AM

Thanks for the links...that's AWESOME. (Too bad work doesn't like the link.) I did some more searching last night and didd see a thread stating the overhead air is all the 69 had. After I get the rear fans working on HI, I'll see if I need to add front air too.

Meanwhile, any feedback on Old Air Products v. Classic Auto Air v. Vintage would be helpful. At first glance, the first two sound like they have larger evap than Vintage. OAP touts more efficient/direct air flow vs. bends or ducting. OAP also says theirs is more servicable since it's not a glued housing. OAP heater replacement is lowest cost too ~$600 vs $800 for CAA.

06-03-2014, 08:03 AM	#3
highwinger Registered User Join Date: May 2014 Location: Melbourne, FL Posts: 297	Re: 69 burb rear ac relay Thanks for the links...that's AWESOME. (Too bad work doesn't like the link.) I did some more searching last night and didd see a thread stating the overhead air is all the 69 had. After I get the rear fans working on HI, I'll see if I need to add front air too. Meanwhile, any feedback on Old Air Products v. Classic Auto Air v. Vintage would be helpful. At first glance, the first two sound like they have larger evap than Vintage. OAP touts more efficient/direct air flow vs. bends or ducting. OAP also says theirs is more servicable since it's not a glued housing. OAP heater replacement is lowest cost too ~$600 vs $800 for CAA.