Vintage air rear evaporator bracket

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  1. Sethmark

    Sethmark Member

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    Gents,
    I need some help locating a bolt hole on the firewall for the vintage air evaporator unit. Apparently I have some sort of deluxe heater? And don't have bolt holes in the same place that they expected.

    Needless to say, I need to locate and drill the hole in the firewall for the evaporator bracket. Can anyone please take a picture of the bracket or where the bolthole is in the firewall on the front side?

    Does the bolt run through the brace inside the firewall?

    Thank you so much.
    Seth
     
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  2. gary1of2

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    can you provide a picture of you heater?
     
  3. Sethmark

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    Sure. The evaporator mounting instructions are complete and utter nonsense. Theres not a lick of interface with my truck that I can discern in the slightest. There's no panel to cover the air intake on the passenger side, they keep referring to some Philips truss that I can't locate and nothing seems to line up.

    Here's the original heater. I need to figure out where their 3 brackets are supposed to mount to and I'm tired and frustrated tonite.

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  4. gary1of2

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    The cover they are referring to covers they lovers that are just in front of the passenger door. Remove the cover, Then out the two screws back in the holes but not in all the way, The heater should have two slots to slide on. The other two can be reached from the cab. On the back side there are only the two studs that pass through the fire wall and put the nuts on from the engine compartment. The heater hoses need to be put on before the heater is installed. From what I see of the pictures sent the heater is complete. The only thing I don't see is the control valve and rod.Can you send picture of the three brackets that you have/
     
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  5. Sethmark

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    That's the original heater. I'm installing air conditioning.
     
  6. Chiro

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    If you don't want that original heater when you are done with it, you can send it my way. I could use the heater control valve and the rod and bracket that controls it too. The whole she-bang. I really could use some heat in my truck.

    Thanks,

    Andy
     

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