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    1. #1
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      where is the resistor pack on 2nd gen camaro?

      I have an AC car but the AC is long gone, and there is some home made crap sitting there. I am planning on getting the AC delete box from american grafitti but I don't know where the resistor pack is installed? I have to buy one from Classic Industries and need pictures from people who has done the same thing, there's got to be some here at least.



      Thanks guys.


    2. #2
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      Wouldn't the resistor pack be inside the suitcase where the air would flow over it? (sorry, no 2nd gen to verify with).

    3. #3
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      the suitcase? come on people with 2nd gens there is no easy way to do this without the original stuff in my car. So info and/or pictures plz

    4. #4
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      check with yody, i think he deleted that section of wires.

      you could just cut a hole in the new air box, drill two holes and screw them in.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    5. #5
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      ok, Yody if you see this, could you plz explain to me how you did it? where you put the resistors and any other good need to know stuff :D Thanks

    6. #6
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      i drilled a big hole and mounted the resistor pack inside the air box, had to use a nonac resistor pack, i had a hella a time figuring out the wiring on my car but i think the camaro wiring is much easier. I mounted mine in the bottom of the box, but apparanlty its possiblet to get water in there.

    7. #7
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      Oct 2004
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      hmm ok thanks Yody. Did your resistor look ANYTHING like this? http://www.level6.se/resistorn.jpg

      how come you had to use a resistorpack from a non ac car? my resistorpack that I have has 4 spade connectors on top. Why I don't know but in the wiring diagram for 73 AC car it says 4 connectors too. but in classic industries catalog it has only 3 on the picture. so I'm a bit lost. I don't even think my resistor pack is from a camaro at all. it's SOO big!

    8. #8
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      up?

    9. #9
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      It was a factory AC car and he didn't want to mess with the wiring.
      MrQuick ΜΟΛ'ΩΝ ΛΑΒ'Ε


    10. #10
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      I had to use it because, the wiring on my system was really weird, and it took like 2 weeks to get it to work.




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