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Old 03-04-2014, 10:20 PM   #1
joeydurango
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Heater control box - non AC in AC truck?

My '72 K10 was a factory AC truck, but the compressor and such are long gone and I don't really care. No need for AC where I live, really. However, the heater control box is in really bad shape and I'm going to replace it. Could I replace it with a non-AC box and have all the functionality for the heater and fan, or do I need to use an AC-compatible box for some reason I'm unaware of?
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