HVAC removal, but keeping heat?
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are you trying to just remove the ac stuff? pull the heater core out and then cut the ac portion of the hvac box off and make a plate t ocover it. i'll try to get pics of what i did
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Originally Posted by 2000slpss
are you trying to just remove the ac stuff? pull the heater core out and then cut the ac portion of the hvac box off and make a plate t ocover it. i'll try to get pics of what i did
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Originally Posted by kp
just do a mojave lightweight heater/blower. Summit sells them.
Or you can just gut out the heater box, get rid of the underhood part and keep the factory heater core/vents. Couple people have done it like that.
Or you can just gut out the heater box, get rid of the underhood part and keep the factory heater core/vents. Couple people have done it like that.
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