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Help to identify some parts for a couple noobs

Started by 2Luke2, July 18, 2013, 03:49:45 PM

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2Luke2

So my girl and I realized when looking at the firewall there were a couple things on it that we had no idea what they were. I figure now would be a good time to ask before we try to reinstall the engine at some point in the near future. If anyone could list the parts we have highlights in red it would be helpful. I took a photo and than circled the parts we are most confused about. Hopefully it's legible. Number 1 are like three holes with pipes sticking out of the firewall. Three is the big round circle in the corner behind the hoses.

Thanks!

b5blue



A383Wing

the one "pipe" sticking out of firewall under blower motor is the blower motor fresh air tube. It should have a piece of rubber hose on it going to the big hole in the blower motor itself.

The other 2 "pipes" are drain tubes for the AC system, those are like they should be so no condensed water goes into engine compartment

Bryan

2Luke2

Quote from: A383Wing on July 18, 2013, 04:54:56 PM
the one "pipe" sticking out of firewall under blower motor is the blower motor fresh air tube. It should have a piece of rubber hose on it going to the big hole in the blower motor itself.

The other 2 "pipes" are drain tubes for the AC system, those are like they should be so no condensed water goes into engine compartment

Bryan


Awesome! Thank you for helping us become a bit more knowledgeable about our vehicle!

TexasGeneral

just to clarify... I believe that voltage regulator goes to a two wire alternator not a one wire..

A383Wing

Quote from: TexasGeneral on August 16, 2013, 10:07:26 PM
just to clarify... I believe that voltage regulator goes to a two wire alternator not a one wire..

starting in 70, they were dual field alternators