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Exploding Sink
Our A/C condensate drain has been clogged up. Luckily, we had paid the A/C guy extra to add a ball valve and schrader valve to the line to make cleaning it out a breeze. I should know better, none of … Continue reading
Fritz and Betty are Cool
I got both beater cars blowing cold air again. I found lots of ways for Bryson to ‘help’ me… check out his video below! A/C manifold gauges in action Bryson always insists on taking ‘test drives’ after anything related … Continue reading
Betty’s A/C System
I made some progress on Betty’s air conditioning system this afternoon. A/C work is a little unfamiliar to me. Everything has to be kept sealed, since air contaminates the components. Getting the compressor bolted in place is a two person … Continue reading
Betty’s A/C
In my renewed interest to get Betty operational as a daily-driver, I decided to tackle the air conditioner system. I assumed it would need a new compressor, since the clutch was hot-wired on and it was running non-stop for who … Continue reading
Betty’s Wastegate
After lots of cleaning, close inspection with a flashlight and mirror, then lots of fiddling with a jewler’s screwdriver, I finally removed the cap off of the wastegate. This would probably be an easy task if you could see what … Continue reading