Reply to "Air conditioning piping runs"

Donny DotsonMember

I'm in the middle of installing my new A/C system. I'm looking at your pic of the A/C lines you have thru the center console on the car with the silver Dynamat looking sound/heat material. It looks like the hard heater lines are ran below inside the tunnel under shifter mount (is this a European thing or model?). I'm thinking running both A/C and heater lines on top will be to crowded for the shifter. My heater lines are on top and look to be factory soft copper. My car is a 71 and A/C lines were ran thru RH door sill. I won't even try to run the new ones back in there cause just pulling the old ones out was almost impossible . Do I need to hack a hole in the firewall behind RH seat near the heater line hole to rout new A/C lines or maybe run the A/C line thru the heater line hole and reroute the heater lines. Do you have more pics?

10/20/217:53 AM

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