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Date:         Mon, 4 Apr 1994 9:56:40 -0400 (EDT)
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From:         Jonathan Dove - VAX Master <JDOVE@gsvms2.cc.gasou.edu>
Subject:      Any A/C Secrets?

Hi all,

My father and I are in the process of replacing the a/c compressor and redoing the hoses for the compressor. This 85 Vanagon has an a/c system that was installed after getting of the boat. It has the cooling unit mounted on the ceiling just behind the front seats with the front vents and switches where the visors are placed. I have work on this unit several times through out the years trying to keep us cool from spring to fall. (We live in south Georgia, btw.) I have all the windows behind the front seats tinted with 20% film. I have taped up all cracks and gaps inside cooling unit using duct tape (I guess over time it has warped.) Even with a fresh charge of freon it does not seem to keep us cool. Cold air does come out of the vents but I suppose that the unit it too small for what it is designed for.

Is there anything there anything else I can do or is this a lost cause?

Thanks,

Jonathan

----------------------------------------- Jonathan Dove jdove@gsvms2.cc.gasou.edu 82 Rabbit PU, 83 GTI, 85 Vanagon, 87 Golf -----------------------------------------


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