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I removed the rest of the airco asm. on my 77 (see picture): evaporator, expansion valve, housing, lines & hoses…
I also removed the blower for the heater for now (which I will reassemble and use later).
I rolled up the wires and used some insulation tape and zip ties to hol dit together.
I put the relay back tot he firewall and reconnected the two wire sockets.
But now I have a problem… I have to put my car in another garage around the corner because of a ‘logistic emergency’. So I have to start the engine and drive it tot he other garage.
Can I start my engine without any severe problems or short circuit…
( The car started without any problems before removing the airco.)
I don’t see why not. As long as none of the connectors you unplugged are zipped up and not touching ground, you should be fine. Worst that can happen is a blown heater fuse.
The blue tape, the white zip ties.???
hopefully this is a very temporary thing.
And although I don't understand why anyone would delete the air-con in such a hot car. As long as that blue tape has isolated any hot wires you should be just fine.
Will my engine start without any short circuit?
