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Old 03-13-2017, 05:52 PM   #1
demian5
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AC Center vent in non-AC truck

I have a non-AC truck but it has an AC dash (truck has replacement glovebox door with no SPID. Did have a throttle solenoid but its an AC firewall (had apart to do heater core).


My thoughts were to put a T in the passenger defrost duct and run a hose to the center AC vent (and block off the other side).

It also has the ball vents on the sides. I entertained running a duct to near the manual vent opening to where it would direct some of the air to the vents and you could direct to your face.

Anyone done this? I cannot think I would be the only one.

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