Can rear A/C be added fairly easily?
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yes; it can but not easly you would need to have a complete donor vechicle.
you have duct work and controls above the head liner, you have ducts in the head liner, the rear evaporator and blower mount in the rear drivers side behind the jump seat, (which is different than a regular jump seat panel), then you have to marry the refrigeration lines into the main AC system. You can do it but it will be a lot of work.
you have duct work and controls above the head liner, you have ducts in the head liner, the rear evaporator and blower mount in the rear drivers side behind the jump seat, (which is different than a regular jump seat panel), then you have to marry the refrigeration lines into the main AC system. You can do it but it will be a lot of work.
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There's more than just running duct lines and mounting a blower motor. If you're not in tune w/ the fundamentals of the automotive refrigeration system I would say leave this one to the pros. You run the risk of damaging your A/C system.
But, if you're confident enough to tackle the project, more power to ya. I believe if you search a little further there are a couple threads on here where the retro has been discussed. If you run into any issues you can always come back here. We'll help.
But, if you're confident enough to tackle the project, more power to ya. I believe if you search a little further there are a couple threads on here where the retro has been discussed. If you run into any issues you can always come back here. We'll help.
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Can rear A/C be added fairly easily?
The short answer is no. Unless you have a complete rear A/C donor truck and be prepared to strip out much of the interior of both your own and the donor truck and install the rear drivers side kit and trim plus the vents, rear ducts and controls in the rear two rows of seats and the wiring which may or may not be there already it is doable but is it worth it on an old D2 truck? Mine has full A/C climate control front and rear to all three seat rows (7 seater) and it's rarely used in the rear seats apart from on excessively hot days. Depends how mechanical you are and whether you desperately want/need rear A/C.
The short answer is no. Unless you have a complete rear A/C donor truck and be prepared to strip out much of the interior of both your own and the donor truck and install the rear drivers side kit and trim plus the vents, rear ducts and controls in the rear two rows of seats and the wiring which may or may not be there already it is doable but is it worth it on an old D2 truck? Mine has full A/C climate control front and rear to all three seat rows (7 seater) and it's rarely used in the rear seats apart from on excessively hot days. Depends how mechanical you are and whether you desperately want/need rear A/C.
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yes; it can but not easly you would need to have a complete donor vechicle.
you have duct work and controls above the head liner, you have ducts in the head liner, the rear evaporator and blower mount in the rear drivers side behind the jump seat, (which is different than a regular jump seat panel), then you have to marry the refrigeration lines into the main AC system. You can do it but it will be a lot of work.
you have duct work and controls above the head liner, you have ducts in the head liner, the rear evaporator and blower mount in the rear drivers side behind the jump seat, (which is different than a regular jump seat panel), then you have to marry the refrigeration lines into the main AC system. You can do it but it will be a lot of work.
PS sorry to be a downer but it's a fact.
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