A tip for better AC-clean your box!
This might be old hat for most of you but here it is anyway. As part of my ongoing rebuild efforts I took the heater/evap box off and look at all these leaves! I figure most of us have the same problem. Taking the box out is a bunch of work, but there is no reason you have to because with two screws you can take out the heater blower resistor from the passenger footwell. The resulting hole is small but with some duct tape, rubber hose and a shop vac you can get into there and suck out all the garbage that's undoubtedly plugging up your air conditioning box. Also, if you are going to take the evap box off, get your shop vac with a plastic "P" trap taped to it and vacuum out all the crap accumulated in the fresh air intake above the mushroom.
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This might be old hat for most of you but here it is anyway. As part of my ongoing rebuild efforts I took the heater/evap box off and look at all these leaves! I figure most of us have the same problem. Taking the box out is a bunch of work, but there is no reason you have to because with two screws you can take out the heater blower resistor from the passenger footwell. The resulting hole is small but with some duct tape, rubber hose and a shop vac you can get into there and suck out all the garbage that's undoubtedly plugging up your air conditioning box. Also, if you are going to take the evap box off, get your shop vac with a plastic "P" trap taped to it and vacuum out all the crap accumulated in the fresh air intake above the mushroom.
