well since I had to dig into car anyways, I figured I would take advantage and take the a/c out. I read a thread on it earlier but I am unable to find it now. Can I use the set up from a none a/c car for heater blower and fab. some sheet metal to cover the hole that I would imagine would remain after switch?

Dave

 

The easiest way to delete the A/C but retain the heater is to buy one of the aftermarket A/C delete heater boxes. This is a fiberglass part that replaces the A/C box on the engine side of the firewall and covers all the holes while providing a mounting for the fan motor.

 

any idea's on who may sell the delete box?

I found this at yearone.com
http://www.yearone.com/serverfiles/f...ain2.asp?cat=3

is this what your talking about?

thanks

 

Hey Dave,
I got mine at
http://www.a/cdelete.com
pretty simple to install and looks like it was ment to be there. The best is you can also put it back to stock if you would like.

 

on a side note, anyone have an idea on what the value of a A/C unit would be? I would like to sell it as I dont like to keep stuff I wont be using, so would like to have an idea on what fair. As far as condition, not really sure was not hooked up when I purchased car.

 

I meant "meant"

 

has anyone done a delete without buying a $150 delete kit? I like the look of the one you used, but to be honest I hate to spend that kind of cash just to take out the a/c. I dont mind doing some custom fab to cover the hole but would using a non a/c box work if I made my own box to cover the hole? And I dont need to replace anything other than the box right? The fan for heater will work?

thanks again

 

At first I got a heater box from a non A/C Omega but it was a different shape and it would not line up correctly. It was not big enough to cover the fan area and vent area where the heater core is. I suppose I could have taken the dash apart and installed the non A/C box from both sides(correctly) but for $150 this was easier. Also on my car the heater core area protrudes into the engine bay so a flat peice would not cover it.

 

And yes, you do use your fan with the kit

 

well thanks for the help on this guys, I decide to follow your lead and bought the cover from acdelete.com

Dave