DJMatthews

I need help on removing the heater/ac box.

i found 2 screws, but where are the other screws?

Thanks.

2blu442

Are you under the dash or under the hood? Is this an AC or Non-AC car? I have several units I've removed, if it would help I could post some digital photos for you to see where the fasteners are, just let me know what type your working on. John

DJMatthews

this is an ac car and im under the dash.

Thanks

2blu442

Hello,
I took photos today and found there to be several more than the two you've found. I started at the blower fan, that's under the right front fender, then worked around the box pointing with my finger and taking photos of each bolt hole. The size of most of the nuts are 3/8" but I believe they may be one or two 7/16". The photos are posted on my photobucket site, go to:

http://s90.photobucket.com/albums/k257/2blu442/

Then click on the blue letters that say Olds AC 1968-72 for the subfolder with the pictures in it. Let me know if any of the photos are unclear. To work on this I unbolt the passenger side inner fender well and crawl in through there. I believe you'll need to do that to get the fasteners from around the fan motor, and it will make it easier to reach many of the other ones. John

DJMatthews

you always come through for me! im about 70% complete with disassembly.

thanks again. ill let you know when it i tackle this on friday and saturday.

DJMatthews

do you sell parts? If so, im looking for a radiator core support for the 1970 old cut convertible i am restoring.

2blu442

Sorry, I didn't see your reply sooner. Yes, I'm trying to fund the rebuild of my project cars by selling parts and project cars. I should have a couple 1970 core supports, but I suspect they each have rust under the battery box. I'm not sure how bad yours is, and how nice of one you would want, or how far away you are.... shipping could be expensive. I'm located in Medford Oregon, that's on Interstate 5 near the California border. Let me know if you'd like to see photos. John

DJMatthews

the side where the battery is gone. surface rust is cool. not looking to weld.