Dealer installed AC
#21
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that looks HORRIBLE!! i would never want such a beast in my truck!!!
what i really want to know is, is there any way to use the factory a/c controlls with the economy style aftermarket unit? then you would have the best of both worlds, the clean interior of a factory a/c truck and the clean engine bay of a dealer installed unit.
what i really want to know is, is there any way to use the factory a/c controlls with the economy style aftermarket unit? then you would have the best of both worlds, the clean interior of a factory a/c truck and the clean engine bay of a dealer installed unit.
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The Pictures posted in post 21 is not the Dealer deluxe unit for 1973-1979.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...5&postcount=21
Those pictures are actually the Factory installed Air Conditioning and Heater for the 1968-1972 trucks.
My 1972 had factory air conditioning. Identical unit pictured. The heater and the A/C are one unit.
Here are some brochure pics of the Factory 1972 air conditioner...
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41123
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41141
And yes they were butt ugly. Why they didn't even show the full air conditioner in the brochure. It took up 90% of the glovebox, and your passenger kept putting their feet through the condenser/evaporator, because it took up 90% of the leg room on the passenger side.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...5&postcount=21
Those pictures are actually the Factory installed Air Conditioning and Heater for the 1968-1972 trucks.
My 1972 had factory air conditioning. Identical unit pictured. The heater and the A/C are one unit.
Here are some brochure pics of the Factory 1972 air conditioner...
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41123
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41141
And yes they were butt ugly. Why they didn't even show the full air conditioner in the brochure. It took up 90% of the glovebox, and your passenger kept putting their feet through the condenser/evaporator, because it took up 90% of the leg room on the passenger side.
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The Pictures posted in post 21 is not the Dealer deluxe unit for 1973-1979.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...5&postcount=21
Those pictures are actually the Factory installed Air Conditioning and Heater for the 1968-1972 trucks.
My 1972 had factory air conditioning. Identical unit pictured. The heater and the A/C are one unit.
Here are some brochure pics of the Factory 1972 air conditioner...
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41123
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41141
And yes they were butt ugly. Why they didn't even show the full air conditioner in the brochure. It took up 90% of the glovebox, and your passenger kept putting their feet through the condenser/evaporator, because it took up 90% of the leg room on the passenger side.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s...5&postcount=21
Those pictures are actually the Factory installed Air Conditioning and Heater for the 1968-1972 trucks.
My 1972 had factory air conditioning. Identical unit pictured. The heater and the A/C are one unit.
Here are some brochure pics of the Factory 1972 air conditioner...
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41123
http://www.oldcarbrochures.com/main.php?g2_itemId=41141
And yes they were butt ugly. Why they didn't even show the full air conditioner in the brochure. It took up 90% of the glovebox, and your passenger kept putting their feet through the condenser/evaporator, because it took up 90% of the leg room on the passenger side.
still curious to see the real deluxe a/cc system...
#27
Those pics are waaaay TOO BIG, need to be reduced.
And that HANG ON UNIT is GYPO aka aftermarket A/C. That's similar to the dealer installed Ford A/C used on 1965/66 F100/250's, except not at that extreme angle, and there were four round registers.
You have the parts catalog, so why do you post pics of A/C's that are not correct...when you can look in the catalog and see the correct types?
1973 and later: ALL the F100/350 Ford dealer A/C's are in-dash.
GO HERE = ILLUSTRATION SECTION 195 PAGE 10 = ECONOMY A/C.
Note to fellow members: If I could scan and post pics....which would end all the confusion forever...I would, but...
I'm using the 1973/79 Ford truck parts catalogs on FoMoCo microfiche slides.
And that HANG ON UNIT is GYPO aka aftermarket A/C. That's similar to the dealer installed Ford A/C used on 1965/66 F100/250's, except not at that extreme angle, and there were four round registers.
You have the parts catalog, so why do you post pics of A/C's that are not correct...when you can look in the catalog and see the correct types?
1973 and later: ALL the F100/350 Ford dealer A/C's are in-dash.
GO HERE = ILLUSTRATION SECTION 195 PAGE 10 = ECONOMY A/C.
Note to fellow members: If I could scan and post pics....which would end all the confusion forever...I would, but...
I'm using the 1973/79 Ford truck parts catalogs on FoMoCo microfiche slides.
#29
That illustration to the right is of the Hang On glovebox used with Deluxe dealer installed A/C.
There is no dealer Hang-On A/C used on any 1973/79 F100/350.
Look thru the illustrations in the catalog, see if you can find a pic of one. Good luck, cuz there isn't any.
Why did you bother posting that pic? Is it because I said there was no Hang On A/C used in these trucks from Ford, and the caption says Hang-On A/C?
Trying to prove me wrong, huh. Well...sorry to burst your bubble kiddo, that pic is captioned wrong for a truck...you wanna know why?
It was taken from the '73/79 CAR parts catalog (ILLUSTRATION SECTION 195 / PAGE 11), and in that catalog is says 1973/78 LTD use with Hang On A/C.
Ford just used the same pic in the truck catalog, removed the LTD reference, than added the F100/350 ref.
There is no dealer Hang-On A/C used on any 1973/79 F100/350.
Look thru the illustrations in the catalog, see if you can find a pic of one. Good luck, cuz there isn't any.
Why did you bother posting that pic? Is it because I said there was no Hang On A/C used in these trucks from Ford, and the caption says Hang-On A/C?
Trying to prove me wrong, huh. Well...sorry to burst your bubble kiddo, that pic is captioned wrong for a truck...you wanna know why?
It was taken from the '73/79 CAR parts catalog (ILLUSTRATION SECTION 195 / PAGE 11), and in that catalog is says 1973/78 LTD use with Hang On A/C.
Ford just used the same pic in the truck catalog, removed the LTD reference, than added the F100/350 ref.
#30