anybody have to do this?

[jrsavoie]

Are there any modifications that could be made to the air box that would make a 2nd rework much easier?

I'm looking at having to do this on the 94 dually very soon.

 

[THEFERMANATOR]

I've cleaned an evap in a 93 before by removing the blower motor and then hooking a 5/8 inch hose onto my shop vac and reaching in and sucking all the leaves out. I know you can get A/C coil cleaner that isn't acid based and rinses itself off when you turn the A/C on. Then you drill a small hole in the top of the evap box after vacuuming it out and spray it down with a straw tip on it. Let it soak for about 15 minutes and turn the air on low for about 20 minutes and it will rinse a large portion of it off. It won't be as good as pulling it out, but it will sure help a bunch.

 

[bobbiemartin]

Yes, I can verify, its no fun!

I was able to leave the steering column in, as Turbine Doc said. Still an all day sucker!

 

[Tookie]

I don't understand why y'all are taking the dash
completely out :nono:

 

[Turbine Doc]

I don't understand why y'all are taking the dash
completely out :nono:

X2, there is enough room to service the core with the dash rolled down, I did unhook the dash from the passenger side pivot pin which gave a little more room, but I did not have to remove it in it's entirety.

 

[Tookie]

Of course, I'll always be known as the guy who removed
an engine to change a rocker arm bolt! :mad2:

 

[Matt Bachand]

Of course, I'll always be known as the guy who removed
an engine to change a rocker arm bolt! :mad2:

LOL!

Think about all the nice maintenance you can do though.

Maybe do the engine mounts while its out!

 

[Tookie]

LOL!
Maybe do the engine mounts while its out!

They are on a long list of things I'm changing - got all
kinds of room under the hood right now!

 

[davo727]

I hope nobody from australia posts any pics, that would be very confusing

 

[indybeck]

Once again, fellas, 1) I didn't ask BEFORE I started, and 2) was my first time, like a virgin.:ihih:

 

[indybeck]

Any more specific pointers or helpful details? I need to do my 95. Thanks, Dave

Take your time, bag your bolts in baggies, and mark them. And if all else fails, take pictures. The more the better!

 

[Tookie]

Once again, fellas, 1) I didn't ask BEFORE I started, and 2) was my first time, like a virgin.:ihih:

Hey, I'm not knocking you - I've got a good bit of
experience, and it's not a job I tackled lightly - you
deserve a lot of credit for jumping in there like that.

 

[indybeck]

This is how I learn, jump in, do it, and hopefully learn some stuff along the way. I'm not always used to having someone to ask.

 

[Matt Bachand]

This is how I learn, jump in, do it, and hopefully learn some stuff along the way. I'm not always used to having someone to ask.

Get used to it:thumbsup: It's great!