For continuity I am starting a new topic with thisI had one on my Eagle 10. Compressor running off the drive for the fan. I had overheating problems when I went to bigger engine and had to remove the condenser coil from the radiator. Later saw an Eagle with the same setup with the condenser coil mounted in the front of the spare tire compartment with the fans on it blowing forward. The guy said it worked great. Sure would have been nice to have had.RichardRuss wrote:If you're going to tear out the old defroster unit while poking around with the door closer mechanism, here's a tip:The 4905s had an HVAC unit in the same location. That's right - not only the defroster heater core, but an A/C evaporator core, too.You might consider finding a used one, changing the blower motors to 12V, and installing that. Run some freon lines to the rear (use the existing ones in the tunnel), hang a small condenser on the outside of the radiator and a Sanyo compressor off the old A/C drive, and bingo! You've got driver's A/C!!FWIW & HTH. . .Russ,You wouldn't happen to have a picture of this?Cliff
Did you ever have one of them burn out? Dick Wright is concerned with mine that since it's a 12 volt, that it might not be reliable. (zirgo)