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Date:         Tue, 8 May 2007 06:31:27 -0700
Reply-To:     Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM>
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From:         Stephen Grisanti <bike2vcu@YAHOO.COM>
Subject:      Re: RE-INSTALLING 90 WESTY EVAPORATOR
Comments: To: dvdclarksn@AOL.COM
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Having just reinstalled my interior (everything but the evaporator and hoses, the rear heater and the digifant box was removed) my advice is: rear closet and cabinets and curtain trays right and left can stay, but the overhead cabinet that contains the evaporator must come out, as must the tan A/C vent enclosure thingy.

Once the evaporator and brackets are in place, I raised the overhead cabinet by blocking it up with milk crates and lumber to get it close enough so that I could connect all wiring and other attachments. Then a friend helped boost the cabinet up so the attaching screws could be installed. Then the vent enclosure can be reinstalled. Few tools and very little strong language required. Good luck.

Stephen

--- David Clarkson <dvdclarksn@AOL.COM> wrote:

> I am replacing/recharging my a/c after approx. 6 > years of being without a/c in my 90 Westfalia. An > a/c shop gave me an estimate of $1200.00-$1400.00 to > replace problem components 6 yrs. ago and I could > not afford that price at the time. I was of course > left with everything completely disassembled. Now > everything is replaced and I am at the final step > before charging of re-installing the rear cabinet > that holds the evaporator and fans. I am wondering > if anyone knows any tricks to reinstalling all of > the components in this cabinet to get it too fit > back into place correctly. Everything is really > tight and I don't want to have to take down the > gutter tray and shroud with the vents if possible. > It will also be a challenge to get the hoses > connected to the drip tray and then route the wiring > to the fans/ballasts around everything so it fits > together. I have searched the archives but did not > find any tips on re-installing this. Any help that > anyone can offer would be greatly appreciated. I > spent hours on this last night and am losing > patience with this project. Thanks to all. > > David Clarkson > 90 Westfalia (238k) > ________________________________________________________________________ > AOL now offers free email to everyone. Find out > more about what's free from AOL at AOL.com. >

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