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05-26-2010, 01:48 PM
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: indianapolis, IN
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Schematics on AC shroud removal?
I am stuck. I am trying to remove the upper section of the AC condenser shroud in my 88 K1500 extended cab with factory AC.
I have managed to remove some 7mm screws attaching the top piece to the middle piece. I have the bottom section off for replacement of the heater core (successful). I also got one 10mm screw out that bolts through the firewall. I see some other screw "tails" coming through the firewall in the vicinity of the condenser. I have the Haynes and Chilton manuals that are general repair and maintenance info, but nothing specific about the AC. I understand it is dangerous to mess with the AC, but I don't want to remove any of the lines, just want to get to the condenser to clean it up. I have the dash out, including all of the vents, so I can get to as much as possible. Any advice with photos would be welcome. Thanks! I will post photos next.
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IndyAnne Indianapolis, Southside Project photos with comments: http://www.flickr.com/photos/indyanne1/ 1988 Chevy K1500 Silverado, 2-door extended cab, long bed, 350 5.7 gas, automatic transmission, built in Canada http://web.me.com/agm57/IndyAnnes_Bi...vy/Photos.html Tow vehicle for 1968 Airstream Trade Wind http://web.me.com/agm57/IndyAnnes_Ai...os/Photos.html |
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05-26-2010, 02:17 PM
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Location: indianapolis, IN
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Re: Schematics on AC shroud removal?
Sorry, I am trying to present the photos in line with comments, but it's not working. Please click on the title of each photo at the tops of the photo windows to, I hope, go to the image stored on Flickr.com
Or, see the entire set with descriptions here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/indyann...7624142079892/ Photos now: I want to remove this upper section of the AC condenser shroud, to clean the condenser; the section with the arched top covers the condenser. This condenser is very dirty, coated with grime, and there are leaves and crud packed in. I can feel that the AC lines in the engine compartment are very cold, maybe not cold enough, but this condenser cleaning will help tremendously, if I could get to it! This photo shows that the shroud does come apart, clamshell style, that should leave a middle section to hold the heater core in place: This is the left end of the shroud showing the clamshell fit around a semi-circular section of the central vent assembly: underneath, looking up at the heater core segment of the shroud: right end, showing the fan motor shroud, minus the fan and motor: Locations of a couple of several 7mm screws holding the shroud sections together: Top top of the condenser shroud, and the location (empty hole) where a 10mm screw bolts through the firewall: The engine compartment, showing the nut attached to the firewall, I removed the top one, that appears on the left of the photo, but there is a second screw below that is not accessible from inside the cab: The AC accumulator and the inlet/outlet lines; heater core line into the engine block has a bend/kink in the line: Quote:
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IndyAnne Indianapolis, Southside Project photos with comments: http://www.flickr.com/photos/indyanne1/ 1988 Chevy K1500 Silverado, 2-door extended cab, long bed, 350 5.7 gas, automatic transmission, built in Canada http://web.me.com/agm57/IndyAnnes_Bi...vy/Photos.html Tow vehicle for 1968 Airstream Trade Wind http://web.me.com/agm57/IndyAnnes_Ai...os/Photos.html Last edited by IndyAnne; 05-26-2010 at 02:49 PM. |
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05-26-2010, 03:00 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Bean Station, East Tennessee
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Re: Schematics on AC shroud removal?
Off subject but here's some info on creating albums and uploading photos here.
And you can upload directly from your hard drive to a thread by clicking "go advanced" at the bottom of the post window, scroll down to Additional Options, Attach Files, Manage Attachments, and then upload them. Then you can give a running commentary with each pic, and the pics are stored and never leave the post.
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