74 Dart Sport Heat / AC Dilemma
Thanks Mike, yeah they still haven't changed their web site. when I was talking to the CAA guy he kept getting side tracked complaining that owners were modifying their designs to make them fit 73 up non AC cars.
They probably don't want to fool with the 73 up because the control assy is plastic and could break easy if someone was rough with it. Still the control / fan switch would have to be reoriented to the vertical and secured, coming up with a bracket to mount the switch shouldn't be that hard, might even be able to mod their switch bracket to fit the plastic assy.
The cable attachments to the control slider levers looks like it would work. I don't get the little plate they pop rivet onto the 72 down metal assy.
I've installed their units in other make models and found their instructions to be lacking. Still might pull the trigger and pony up $1500 then make it work. Gotta do something, got a big motor hole in the firewall now. And for the original heater core tube holes a small fabricated plate with fabbed foam or rubber seal, painted to match and secured with SS screws will fix that.
Thanks Mike, yeah they still haven't changed their web site. when I was talking to the CAA guy he kept getting side tracked complaining that owners were modifying their designs to make them fit 73 up non AC cars.
They probably don't want to fool with the 73 up because the control assy is plastic and could break easy if someone was rough with it. Still the control / fan switch would have to be reoriented to the vertical and secured, coming up with a bracket to mount the switch shouldn't be that hard, might even be able to mod their switch bracket to fit the plastic assy.
The cable attachments to the control slider levers looks like it would work. I don't get the little plate they pop rivet onto the 72 down metal assy.
I've installed their units in other make models and found their instructions to be lacking. Still might pull the trigger and pony up $1500 then make it work. Gotta do something, got a big motor hole in the firewall now. And for the original heater core tube holes a small fabricated plate with fabbed foam or rubber seal, painted to match and secured with SS screws will fix that.
