Steve wrote: =
"I haven't explored the dash air at all yet, so can't really
help you on this directly. I do have a picture of a '73
with an added heat exchanger under the dash, which
the owner swears will run you out of there. Obtained
while looking for a coach, I'd be glad to send it to you
if you think it might help in some way. It's just a picture
of the dash area, showing how things were vented
- -- no internals. I thought it was pretty neat."
I have seen this same approach, not only on the GM but
as an aftermarket air conditioner installation.
The approach I am taking is to add more air flow from the
existing system at the floor.
Any additional heater/air conditioner I will add will be
elsewhere in an attempt to more evenly condition the
air in the rest of the coach.
Regards,
Gary Zingle
1973 GMC 26 foot
"I haven't explored the dash air at all yet, so can't really
help you on this directly. I do have a picture of a '73
with an added heat exchanger under the dash, which
the owner swears will run you out of there. Obtained
while looking for a coach, I'd be glad to send it to you
if you think it might help in some way. It's just a picture
of the dash area, showing how things were vented
- -- no internals. I thought it was pretty neat."
I have seen this same approach, not only on the GM but
as an aftermarket air conditioner installation.
The approach I am taking is to add more air flow from the
existing system at the floor.
Any additional heater/air conditioner I will add will be
elsewhere in an attempt to more evenly condition the
air in the rest of the coach.
Regards,
Gary Zingle
1973 GMC 26 foot
