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Vintage Air Troubleshooting No Heat. I have my vintage air unit all installed and i know that i have a leak in my a/c side, so i have not filled it with freon. I recently installed a vintage air setup in my 69 chevelle. In winter i would run a vacuum line to the valve from the carb and it. I checked to make sure the heater. The heat has yet to work correctly. The heater control valve was not getting vacuum from the unit. I called vintage air to report the problem with the valve. Look at vintage air's remote mount condenser, you will see how the shroud and fan should be mounted. However, when i run the car,. They said it could either. After installing the system at the completion of the car i noticed the problem. If you take the valve out and replace with coupling and still have no heat.then there is a kink somewhere or water pump problem. Try cooling the condenser with water while watching the gauges, if the high side comes way down and you get decent cooling, air flow is the problem.

After installing the system at the completion of the car i noticed the problem. They said it could either. In winter i would run a vacuum line to the valve from the carb and it. I recently installed a vintage air setup in my 69 chevelle. Try cooling the condenser with water while watching the gauges, if the high side comes way down and you get decent cooling, air flow is the problem. I called vintage air to report the problem with the valve. The heat has yet to work correctly. I have my vintage air unit all installed and i know that i have a leak in my a/c side, so i have not filled it with freon. If you take the valve out and replace with coupling and still have no heat.then there is a kink somewhere or water pump problem. However, when i run the car,.

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Vintage Air Troubleshooting No Heat The heater control valve was not getting vacuum from the unit. In winter i would run a vacuum line to the valve from the carb and it. After installing the system at the completion of the car i noticed the problem. I checked to make sure the heater. I recently installed a vintage air setup in my 69 chevelle. If you take the valve out and replace with coupling and still have no heat.then there is a kink somewhere or water pump problem. I have my vintage air unit all installed and i know that i have a leak in my a/c side, so i have not filled it with freon. They said it could either. However, when i run the car,. Look at vintage air's remote mount condenser, you will see how the shroud and fan should be mounted. The heater control valve was not getting vacuum from the unit. Try cooling the condenser with water while watching the gauges, if the high side comes way down and you get decent cooling, air flow is the problem. The heat has yet to work correctly. I called vintage air to report the problem with the valve.