How to install Vintage Air | 1967 Chevelle / El Camino

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This is part one on how to install a vintage air system for do it your selfers at home we are doing this on a daily driver condition 1967 Chevrolet El Camino this video will help Chevelle owners as well and I believe these years of GM A Bodys in general. Part one will be about disassembly stay tuned for PT 2 on install!!!
Again this video should help with any Vintage Air install and primarily 1966-1967 GM A Body
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@randyhouse219 11 месяцев назад

Hey Guys, good one! I did the VA install on my '66 GTO and had to drop the front bumper too. Took me about 40 hours and Vicki heard a little cussin' but worked great.

@RussellTurman 8 месяцев назад

Love this video, but it also tells me I might just bring you my old square body Chevy when I'm ready to do this upgrade

@garywoods148 11 месяцев назад

"Bolt-On"

@gordocarbo 10 месяцев назад

67 Camino AC car.have controls and ducts but smoothed the firewall. So what part isnt DIY? Avg total cost? Skipped this around 2000 as I was told they couldnt handle 65-7500 rpm. Thoughts? Never considered putting ac back in but now Im retired and once again wanna make it my daily. Ca summer heat sucks Im over it. And spoiled

@arnoldrodriguez3803 11 месяцев назад

Have a gen 4 system in my 67 c10. Worked great until a hose leaked on me and I had to replace it. Since then I can’t seem to find a shop (south Texas) that can properly recharge the system to get my vent temp back to the low 40s. The coldest I see is 47 because the compresor cycles off as soon as the low side pressure gets into the high 20. Any suggestions? I’ve instructed these shops to only fill to 1.8 pounds without any luck.