Heater Vacuum Lines
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Racer
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Heater Vacuum Lines
Hi
I pulled my heater core recently has been block off since i bought the car ( the car also has AC ) and was hoping to change all of the vacuum lines alot were melted.
Not planning to use the AC in the near future or possibly ever!
Should I get the non a/c vacuum kit or the one that includes a/c?
I pulled my heater core recently has been block off since i bought the car ( the car also has AC ) and was hoping to change all of the vacuum lines alot were melted.
Not planning to use the AC in the near future or possibly ever!
Should I get the non a/c vacuum kit or the one that includes a/c?
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I would suggest getting the A/C kit. I don't know how many hoses are different in the two kits butthey are for the various under s=dash controls. Even if you don't use the A/C, the controls will have to be in place for the hea and vents to work.
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I have some pics that will help you.. even if you do purchase a hose kit. I would go with the AC kit due to the heater control switches being different. If you don't use the AC, you can just bock off what you don't need or use.
Last edited by Willcox Corvette; Jun 21, 2011 at 02:31 PM.
