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Old 09-15-2011, 04:55 PM   #8
solidaxel
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Re: A/C in 1950 Advance Design

Why do you need the bulk head fittings?

Remove them and save some leaks in the future, just remove the metal between the fittings that is what is did with my two trucks. There is plenty of room for four rubber hoses and the condensate line in that area and you can get a better shot at the evap. with just the hoses.
I did split some rubber hose and wrap the edges of the sheetmetal to protect the hoses after this pic was taken, this was a test fit.
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