Gents
I have pulsed several of you about the tubing configuration of the Vintage Air Slim Line AC unit. Everyone I have spoken to has a unit where the coolant tubes are on the passenger outboard side, which requires the 90 degree hookup to be turned and the tube hookups for the heater lines are located on the inboard side of the unit (opposite the coolant hookups).
My unit has both coolant and heater hookups on the outboard side of the unit up against the outside bulkhead, which is making install an issue. Since the unit is glued tight, there is no way to access the two heater tubes to relocate them, or bend them.
Vintage air (page 50 of their catalog) shows the hookups on opposite sides of each other as they should be.
Has anyone installed the Vintage unit with all connections (heat and coolant) located on the outside bulkhead into the passenger foot well?
How did you do it? :idea:
Thanks
I have pulsed several of you about the tubing configuration of the Vintage Air Slim Line AC unit. Everyone I have spoken to has a unit where the coolant tubes are on the passenger outboard side, which requires the 90 degree hookup to be turned and the tube hookups for the heater lines are located on the inboard side of the unit (opposite the coolant hookups).
My unit has both coolant and heater hookups on the outboard side of the unit up against the outside bulkhead, which is making install an issue. Since the unit is glued tight, there is no way to access the two heater tubes to relocate them, or bend them.
Vintage air (page 50 of their catalog) shows the hookups on opposite sides of each other as they should be.
Has anyone installed the Vintage unit with all connections (heat and coolant) located on the outside bulkhead into the passenger foot well?
How did you do it? :idea:
Thanks