YOUR RESEARCHInstructions for removing evaporator box?
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I have my interior stripped out and the dash cover off. I now want to tackle fixing the heat problem I have (as in I have no heat) . Does anyone have the instructions for how to remove the evaporator box (or whatever it is called) to get at the blend door? Cheers
Anybody?
Do a search. Someone just went through this a week or so ago.
They cut into it. I want to remove it entirely.
These links should help http://986forum.com/forums/548591-post5.html
That works! Thanks Ahsai. Maybe now I can fix my heater issue once and for all!
If I was all the way into this project, entire dash removed and pulling out the HVAC box, I would not be covering up those holes in the blend doors with any foam or tape. That will only go bad again after several years. i would be making solid plates and riveting them on the blend doors. Problem solved forever!
I agree with you.
Hello Jim010, Looks like I'm following in your footsteps. I have a 996.2 dash I'll be swapping into my '99 996.1. How did you resolve the HVAC box?
The hvac box is identical. The harness and servos r slightly different. I swapped the mk2 harmes and stuff onto my mk1 box and it all transfers. Not sure if that helps?
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If you mean the ducting in the centre stack, I grafted the 996.2 duct onto the existing duct. See here in this thread, starting on post 142: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...-996-a-10.html
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