wmblore TJ Enthusiast Original poster Lifetime Supporting Member Joined May 14, 2019 Messages 225 Location San Diego Sep 6, 2020 #1 Bought a "donor" tub because it had no rust and most of the dash I needed to convert to A/C. I broke this off. Is it replaceable or fixable?
Bought a "donor" tub because it had no rust and most of the dash I needed to convert to A/C. I broke this off. Is it replaceable or fixable?
hdbiker1 Member Joined Dec 16, 2018 Messages 54 Location Kelso, Wa. Sep 6, 2020 #2 I'd say you will need to get a new ac evap. Reactions: wmblore
Zorba "The Veiled Male" Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Apr 2, 2020 Messages 23,934 Location Merritt Island, Fl Sep 6, 2020 #3 Its fixable - but I wouldn't bother. I'd put in a new evaporator AND heater core while it was out... Reactions: qslim and wmblore
TJ4Jim TJ Expert Lifetime Supporting Member Joined Dec 9, 2015 Messages 4,280 Location Brookings, Oregon Sep 6, 2020 #4 Since the system has been laying open it would be foolish not replacing any of the old lines. Gonna bite you in the ass later. Reactions: Zorba and wmblore
Since the system has been laying open it would be foolish not replacing any of the old lines. Gonna bite you in the ass later.
wmblore TJ Enthusiast Original poster Lifetime Supporting Member Joined May 14, 2019 Messages 225 Location San Diego Sep 6, 2020 #5 hdbiker1 said: I'd say you will need to get a new ac evap. Click to expand... Thanks, didn't realize I could. Youtube is my new friend. Thanks again looks like I will replace heating core and a/c evap. while I am there. Reactions: Zorba
hdbiker1 said: I'd say you will need to get a new ac evap. Click to expand... Thanks, didn't realize I could. Youtube is my new friend. Thanks again looks like I will replace heating core and a/c evap. while I am there.
wmblore TJ Enthusiast Original poster Lifetime Supporting Member Joined May 14, 2019 Messages 225 Location San Diego Sep 6, 2020 #6 TJ4Jim said: Since the system has been laying open it would be foolish not replacing any of the old lines. Gonna bite you in the ass later. Click to expand... Thanks, I will
TJ4Jim said: Since the system has been laying open it would be foolish not replacing any of the old lines. Gonna bite you in the ass later. Click to expand... Thanks, I will
wmblore TJ Enthusiast Original poster Lifetime Supporting Member Joined May 14, 2019 Messages 225 Location San Diego Sep 6, 2020 #7 Zorba said: Its fixable - but I wouldn't bother. I'd put in a new evaporator AND heater core while it was out... Click to expand... I will, thanks.
Zorba said: Its fixable - but I wouldn't bother. I'd put in a new evaporator AND heater core while it was out... Click to expand... I will, thanks.