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03-23-2011, 11:26 PM
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Location: mohave valley,arizona
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air conditioning tech. help/engien cooling,electerical?
ok,so my 78 silverado 4x4 is bein a pain in my butt!
im trying to get the air conditioning back on the truck(idiots before removed). there is a pod thing on passenger side in the engine bay by the ac box thats missing a vacuum line or somethin off it? what exactly does that do? a/c brackets-what would be my cheapest way to go about getting these? engine temp with ac- what should i do to ensure i wont overheat with the ac running in 115 degree outside temps? as it stands it has a brand new crate motor,with a flex fan and half a fan shroud(body lift). i have been told to put a good clutch fan on itand dual electric fan setup with a big block radiator? any inpuit on this would be amazing! electrical/wiring- my dash wiring is nuts,i hit a bump and all the lights flicker and then dont work etc,and its a MESS behind the guages. is there complete like,plug in hanesses for back there? anyone ever done that stuff behind there before? i need helppp lol tell me anything you know on it
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1969 Shortbed in progress 1982 short step, few suspension and motor upgrades.getting a 468 1978 Shortbed fleet side bonanza fully loaded 1978 k20 Silverado loaded.currently engine-less 1989 k10 suburban 9" lift 65 nova And more |
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03-25-2011, 12:31 AM
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Re: air conditioning tech. help/engien cooling,electerical?
anyone
 
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03-25-2011, 01:04 AM
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Location: Valencia, CA
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Re: air conditioning tech. help/engien cooling,electerical?
If possible, post pics. I think it is the vacuum canister/reservoir
All those are options to running cooler. Start with a fan clutch or electric fan set up and a...new/modern radiator(no build up internally/better flow/cooling and capactity). I am not familiar with lifts in relation to half a fan shroud but running a complete one would utilize the fan more efficiently...of course run the correct/working thermostat. Best of Luck! |
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