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space saving ideas
has anyone mounted any aux heater units in the rear of the suburban or blazer?
how about hidden speakers in the headliner or elsewhere? i am looking for some ideas to save space in the back of my suburban. please post pictures |
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I was just thinking about asking the same thing about the aux heater, I would like to see what people have come up with.
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Initially I was planning to place it begin the left rear quarter panel and now I want to see about placing the spare tire under the body and place the heater in the spake tire location
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I like the idea.... I just replaced the heater core in my Blazer. It would be easy to build a box and add a small blower. I would suggest a valve to stop the flow to the back of the truck. How would you run the hose to the back and would you want to insulate it?
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you could easily add a 1/4 turn manual pull valve on the dash-kinda like a choke
i plan to run the lines along the frame rail and it could be lightly insulated using home pipe insulation- the primary reason i want the rear heat is for winter defrost |
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This is an cable operated valve so you dont need anything at the dash but a cable... You can keep the valve down my the frame... You could also run a hard line next to the exhaust... scavance heat that way... http://stocklifts.com/txpics/040211DSCN0237.jpg OK... EDIT:: Part # 74661 is a Four Seasons part number as found on www.rockauto.com and was supposedly used on our trucks... http://info.rockauto.com/getimage/ge...sons/74661.jpg |
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That was my exact thought.
Does anyone out there have some cool interior storage ideas or pics? Posted via Mobile Device |
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