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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING 1A-74
Fig.
108—Comfortron Power Servo Installation
4.
Disconnect heater' hoses from heater core (at
firewall).
5. Remove glove box door.
6. Remove glove box interior.
7. Disconnect right, left, and center air conditioning
outlet hoses from distributor duct.
8. Remove air distributor duct from heater
housing.
9. Disconnect hose and cable clamps from heater
housing.
10.
Remove the remaining three heater housing stud
retaining nuts (engine compartment) and one upper
retaining screw (inside vehicle).
11.
Pull the unit away from the firewall and out of the
car.
ADJUSTMENT
SCREW
Fig.
109—Mode Shift Vacuum Diaphragm
Fig. 110'—Compressor Mount—L-6 Engines (Typical)
12.
Remove heater.housing cover from heater housing.
13.
Remove heater core from heater housing cover by
removing four (4) retaining screws and two "U"
clamps.
14.
Remove heater core.
Installation
1.
Replace core in case using a non hardening sealer.
Attach the core clamps and retaining screws.
2.
Attach the heater housing cover to the housing.
3.
Position the unit against the firewall and attach
it with the retaining screw at the top of the case.
4.
Attach the sheet metal nuts to the case studs which
project through the firewall to the engine side.
5. Connect the control cables to the control doors and
case.
6. Attach the air distributor duct to the case.
7. Connect the left, right, and center outlet hoses.
8. Replace the glove box assembly.
9. Connect heater hoses to core tubes.
10.
Replace fender assembly.
11.
Fill cooling system and connect battery cable.
Camaro
Lower Heater Hose
Removal
1.
Drain radiator.
2.
Remove side mouldings and retainers.
3.
Remove lower fender attaching bolts.
4.
Remove skirt to fender and skirt to reinforcement
bolts.
5. pry the skirt away from the fender flange and away
from the firewall. Block the skirt (four inchlengtti
of 2 x 4) clear of the lower hose and proceed with
the hose replacement.
Installation
1.
Connect the hose.
2.
Remove the block, move the skirt into position and
install all attaching bolts.
3.
Replace fender attaching bolts and mouldings.
4.
Refill cooling system.
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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING 1A-78
WIRING DIAGRAMS
Blower
Motor
Resistor
•
Asm
EVAPORATOR—v
ASM.
\
-Diode
(Arc I
suppressor)
^\
16B
—>
-COMPRESSOR
Clutch Coil
•To battery positive
(+) terminal
No vacuum
in hose
#3
Blower
intake
air
Outside
air entry
Valve
by vacuum
in
hose
#3
Valve
normally
closed (spring
held)
Inside
car
air
(Recirc.)
AIR INLET
VALVE
POSITION:
Outside
air
intake
Recirc. air'intake
CONTROL ASM
TEMP CONTROL LEVER
(Operates temp valve
cable
&
equipment
in
chart shown below)
Compressor
Sw.
(Normally closed
Temp valve
begins
to
open
valveV
cable
arm
•Fan Speed Selector Switch
Switch
lever
position
Off
Low
Med
High
Contacts
made
B
to
None
BtoL
B to L
&
M
B to
L
& H
Fan
speed
Low
Low
Med
High
Resistance
in series with
Bio Motor
Hi
Rl
(RiR2)/(Rl+R2)
None
•Blower switch contacts must
be
dosed
before
fan
switch will
be
operable.
COLD
(O.
A.)
COLD a.A.)
Blower
H
y—low
switch
M/
-med
(Norm,
closed
contacts)
Fan speed switch
(See chart
at
left)
To vacuum,
tank
EXTENSION—vy
Horn relay "Bat" WIRE
ASM
X
harness
terminal
V
.**-__.. ;_
1 I panel
Legend:
___. —
Production wiring
Wire
is
part
of
equip.
•—————* Air
conditioning
wrg.
| i
T Agn. sw.
accsy
I term.
I
Temp
Control
Lever
Position
OFF
VENT.
COLD(I.A.)
COLEKO.AJ
HOT
Blower
(Master)
switch
contacts
Open
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Vac switch
connects
vac source
to hose
#
#2
#2
&
#3
None
#3
#2
&
#3
Compressor
switch
contacts:
Open
Open
Closed
Closed
Open
Blower
intake
air
Outside
car air
intake used
Inside
car air
recirculated
Outside
car air
intake used
.Outside
car air
intake used
Fig. 114—Chevrolet—Four-Season Wiring Diagram
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HEATER
AND AIR
CONDITIONING
1A-80
EVAPORATOR ASM.
Blower
Motor
INSIDE VALVE
(Normally closed
-spring held)
PLENUM VALVE
(Normally open
-spring held)
Actuator
(Vacuum
operated)
Inside car air (Recirc*
CONTROL ASM
TEMP CONTROL LEVER
•(Operates temp valve
cable
&
equipment in
hart shown below)
Temp valve
begins to
16DG
Fuse (In-line^
COMPRESSOR
Clutch Coil DASH-
PANEL
•Fan Speed Selector Switch
Switch
lever
position
Off
Low
"HeST
High
Contacts
B to
None
BtoL
B to L b U
BtoL&H
Fan
speed
Low
Low
Med
High
Resistance
in series with
Bio Motor
Rl
Rl
RlR2)/(Rl+R2)
None
•Blower switch contacts must be closed
before fan switch will be operable.
-To battery positive
(-0 terminal
•
Horn relay
terminal"
"Batf
To vacuum
tank
EXTENSION
WIRE
ASM
(Normally closed
contacts-*vac
operated)
7
*- Fan speed switch
(See chart at left)
•/-Wire is
\ part of
I inst panel
harness
Legend:
— Production wiring
————
Wire Is part of equip.
•mmmmmmmmmmmmmm*
AIT
Conditioning
WTg*
Temp
Control
Lever
Position
OFF
VENT
COLD
a.A.)
COLD
(O.A.)
HOT
Blower
(Master)
switch
contacts
Open
Closed
Closed
Closed
Closed
Vac switch
connects
vac source
to hose #
#2
&
#3
#2
#3
None
#2
Compressor
switch
contacts^
Open
Open
Closed
Closed
Open
Blower
intake air
Outside car air
intake used
Inside car air
recir culated
Outside car air
intake used
Outside car air
intake used
Fig.
116—Camaro—Four-Season Wiring Diagram
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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING 1A-81
HORN RELAY
r
CONN.-
14 BROWN
(TO FUSE
PANEL)
BATTERY
1
—I ^ COMPR
ESSOR
DASH y
V-^ PANEL \
GROMMET—%
1 \
_ J~ ") "^
>14 BLACK/RED STRIPE-
FUSE .20 AMP.
•WIRE ASM. BLOWER-
MOTOR
14 BLACK 1
IGNITION SWITCH1
(ACCESSORY
TERMINAL)
CONTROL SWITCH
-RESISTOR
CONN.
•14 TAN
•16 BLACK
LIGHT BLUE STRIPE
•THERMOSTAT CONTROL
EVAPORATOR & BLOWER ASM.
Fig.
117—Universal System Wiring Diagram (Typical)
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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING 1A-82
•BATTERY
(POS)
CABLE
NOTE
When
control
switch*
is !TOFF"
&
Air
Cond
is
"ON"
(Control
knob
pulled
but) the
blower
fan'will
run at low
speed.
CONTROL
SWITCH
CONNECTIONS
OFF
LOW
MED
HIGH
B
TO
NONE
B
TO L
BTOL&M
B
TO L
&
H
COMPRESSOR
GROUND
WIRE
ASM
BATTERY
(NEGATIVE)
CABLE
COMPRESSOR
ASM
DASHPAJSTEL
GROMMET
16DG
CONTROL
SWITCH
RESISTOR
ASM
14LBL
14BRN
CLUTCH
COIL
EXTENSION
WIRE
ASM
-14BRN--N
JUNC
BLOCKi
OSTATIC
SWITCH
CONTACTS
NORMALLY
CLOSED
STARTING
MOTOR
SOLENOID
BLOWER
MOTOR
AIR
COND
CONTROL
(PUSH-PULL)
KNOB
DOOR
SWITCH
(PUSH
BUTTON
NORMALLY
CLOSED)
RELAY
ASM
HORN
RELAY
DIVERTER
DOOR CABLE
FUSE
PANEL
EVAPORATOR
ASM
IGNITION SWITCH-
ACCESSORY TERMINAL)
Fig. 118—All Weather Wiring Diagram (Chevy II)
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HEATER AND AIR CONDITIONING 1A-83
DIVERTER DOOR
CRANK POSITIONS:
AIR COND "ON"
AIR COND "OFF*
AIR COND SWITCH
(PUSH BUTTON,
NORMALLY CLOSED
CONTACTS)
BLOWER MOTOR
CONTACTS
NORMALLY
4D
16
16B/Y
COMPRESSOR
GROUND WIRE
ASM
BAT.
TERMINAL
ON STARTING
MOTOR SOLENOID
' BATTERY
CABLE ASM:
NEGATIVE
POSITIVE—*
- CONTROL SWITCH
SET AT:
•OFF
LOW
MED
HIGH
CONTACTS:
BTOBL
BTOL
BTOM
BT0M6B,
CLUTCH
HOUSING
liOli: WHEN CONTROL
SWITCH IS AT "OFF" &
AIR COND. IS "ON", FAN
WILL RUN AT LOW SPEED.
"AIR COND-PULL"
KNOB (SHOWN IN "ON"
POSITION)
TO REGULATOR
HORN
RELAY
16 BRN-BODY WIRING
HARNESS-837
14BRN
I
^
IA^RN
* IGNITION SWITCH
« 12R ACCESSORY TERMINAL
12R f
AMMETER
LEGEND:
AIR COND WIRING (PART OF
ENGINE WIRING HARNESS)
WIRING IS PART OF EQUIP
REG PRODUCTION WIRING
Fig.
119—Corvette—Four-Season Wiring Diagram
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CORVETTE BODY 1B-4
Fig.
3-Hood Spacing
vehicle as a unit by removing six screws around the
outer edge of opening, two screws retaining striker plate
and four screws which fasten compartment support to
cowl cross brace under dash. For parts identification
refer to Figure 6.
COWL AREA TRIM
Figure 7 illustrates instrument panel pads, cowl
"kick'.' panels, radio grille cover and console-to-dash
trim panel.
Figure 8 illustrates trim and moldings which are in-
stalled in the console area.
When installing instrument panel pads, it is advisable
to use new clips. Position of these clips upon installation
is illustrated in Figure 9.
REAR VIEW MIRROR
Outside
Removal
The outside rear view mirror may be removed from
the'
door by removing the set screw, located on the in-
board side of the mirror support, with an alien wrench.
Installation
Mirror may be installed by following the removal
procedures in reverse order. ,
Inside
Installation of inside mirror may be seen in Figure 10.
Tension of mirror stud may be adjusted by loosening or
tightening adjusting screw.
SUN VISOR
Attachment of sun visor assembly to windshield header
is made as shown in Figure 10. Turning adjusting screw
in increases friction.
COWL VENTILATOR ASSEMBLY
The following outline covers either the right of left
hand side. Refer to Figure 11.
Removal
1.
Disconnect positive cable from battery.
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CORVETTE BODY 1B-5
Fig.
4—Scribing
Line
Around
Hood
Hingje
2.
Remove cowl "kick" pad grille. |
3.
Disengage control cable fastened to cowl vent by nut
retainer. !
4.
Remove vent control knob retained by
|
set screw.
5. Remove center console trim and pass control cable
under instrument panel with care, avoiding damage
to electrical connections. j
Installation
Install vent assembly following removal procedure in
reverse order. Check operation of vent. Connect positive
battery cable.
Fig.
6—Instrument
Panel Tray
2.
Remove four screws retaining side reveal moldings.
3.
Remove upper reveal molding after marking molding
and header rail to ease reinstallation as shown in
Figure 14.
4.
Mark position of lower reveal molding as shown in
Figure 15 and pry molding out of weatherstrip.
5. From inside vehicle carefully pry weatherstrip from
pinchweld flange of windshield frame (fig. 16) and
work windshield-weatherstrip assembly out of body
opening toward front of vehicle.
Checking Windshield Body Opening
When the vehicle has been involved in a collision or in
cases where windshield has been subject to "strain
WINDSHIELD
Consult Figure 12 for parts identification.
Removal
1.
Remove side, upper and lower garnish moldings
(fig. 13).
Fig.
5—Emblem dnd
Vent Grille
1.
Screen
Assembly
2.
Pad
Assembly
L H.
Fig.
7-Cowl
Area Trim
3.
Pad
Assembly
R. H. 5.
Cover
4.
Trim Panel
Assembly
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BRAKES 5-9
COMPONENT REPLACEMENT AND REPAIRS
PARKING BRAKE-CHEVROLET, CHEVELLE AND
CAMARO (Figs. 19 and 20)
Pedal Assembly
Removal
NOTE:
Remove positive cable from battery to
eliminate the possibility of creating short cir-
cuits under dash.
1.
Place parking brake pedal in released position.
2.
Remove equalizer check nut, and separate cable
stud from equalizer.
3.
Remove two attaching nuts from mounting studs
located in engine compartment.
4.
Remove front cable .ball end from pedal assembly
swivel.
5. Remove pedal assembly to dash brace attaching
screw.
6. Remove pedal assembly by lowering rear slightly
to avoid scratching dash, and pulling, it out of the
firewall.
Installation
1.
Place pedal assembly in position with the two mount-
ing studs protruding through the holes provided in
the firewall.
2.
Install and tighten pedal assembly to dash brace
attaching screw.
3.
Position front cable ball end into pedal assembly
swivel.
4.
Install and tighten two attaching nuts on mounting
studs located in engine compartment.
5. Place
,
equalizer in position on center cable and
insert front cable stud through equalizer and secure
with check nut.
6. Adjust parking brake as outlined under Maintenance
and Adjustments in this section.
7. Connect positive battery cable.
Front Cable
Removal
NOTE:
Remove positive cable from battery to
eliminate the possibility of creating short cir-
cuits under dash.
1.
Place parking brake pedal in released position.
2.
Remove equalizer check nut, and separate cable
, stud from equalizer.
3.
Remove retainer from cable assembly at inner side
of frame rail.
4.
Remove ball end of cable from pedal assembly
swivel.
5. Compress expanded conduit locking fingers at toe
pan arid withdraw cable from car.
6. On Chevelle, if necessary, remove rubber tube
from front cable.
Installation
1.
On Chevelle, if necessary, replace rubber tube
over front cable.
2.
Position cable ball and conduit tip through cutout
in firewall. Make sure conduit locking fingers are
fully expanded and secured in cutout, then position
cable ball into pedal assembly swivel.
3.
Feed stud end of cable through frame rail and se-
cure with retainer on inner side of frame.
4.
Place one check nut on cable stud and insert stud
through equalizer, (make sure center cable is in
position), then place second check nut on stud.
5. Adjust parking brake as outlined in this section.
6. Connect positive battery cable.
Center Cable
Removal
1.
Place parking brake pedal in released position.
2.
Remove equalizer check nut and remove equalizer
from cable.
3.
Remove cable from cable guides.
4.
Disconnect center cable from rear cables at
connectors.
Installation
1.
Install cable ends into rear cable connectors.
2.
Place cable through equalizer and install equalizer
on to front cable stud, secure with check nut. (Do
not tighten.)
3.
Install cable in cable guides (figs. 19 and 20),
4.
Adjust parking brake as outlined in this section.
Rear Cables
Removal
1.
Place parking brake pedal in released position.
2.
Remove equalizer check nut and remove equalizer
from cable.
3.
Remove rear cable from connector.
4.
Remove retainer from rear cable at frame bracket.
Pull cable out of bracket.
5. Remove rear brake drum as outlined in this section.
6. Remove rear brake shoes as outlined in this section.
7. Remove cable end from parking brake actuating
lever.
8. Compress expanded conduit locking fingers at flange
plate entry hole and withdraw cable.
Installation
1.
Pass end of cable and conduit tip through flange
plate entry hole, making sure that conduit locking
fingers all expand fully.
2.
Connect cable end to actuating lever.
3.
Install rear brake shoes, drum and wheel as out-
lined in this section.
4.
Pass cable through frame bracket and install
retainer.
5. Install cable end into cable connector.
6. Position equalizer on center cable and place on
front cable stud, secure with check nut.
7. Make sure all center cable guides are in place
and adjust parking brake as outlined in this section.
PARKING BRAKE-CHEVY II (Fig. 21)
Lever Assembly
Removal
NOTE:
Remove positive cable from battery
to eliminate possibility of creating short cir-
cuits under dash.
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BRAKES 5-11
VIEW A
VIEWB
CAMARO
Fig.
20—Parking Brake System—Camano
1.
Place parking brake lever in released position.
2.
Remove return spring at equalizer.
3.
Remove equalizer check nut, and separate cable
stud from equalizer.
4.
Remove clevis pin clip and pin from idler lever
assembly.
5. Remove two lever dash attaching screws, and remove
lever assembly from vehicle.
Installation
1.
Place lever assembly into position and secure with
the two lever to dash attaching screws.
2.
Place idler lever in position with lever assembly,
align holes and install clevis pin and clip.
3.
Position equalizer on front cable stud and secure
with check nut.
4.
Install return spring at equalizer.
5. Adjust parking brake as outlined under Maintenance
and Adjustments in this section.
6. Connect positive battery cable.
Idler Lever
Removal
NOTE:
Remove positive cable from battery
to eliminate possibility of creating short cir-
cuits under dash.
1.
Place parking brake lever in released' position.
2.
Eemove return spring at equalizer.
3.
Remove equalizer check nut, and separate cable stud
from equalizer.
4.
Remove clevis pin clip and pin from idler lever
assembly.
5. Remove cable ball from idler lever.
6. Remove pivot pin clip and pivot pin, then remove
idler lever from vehicle.
Installation
1.
Place, idler lever into position and secure with
the pivot pin and clip.
2.
Connect cable ball to idler lever.
3.
Place idler lever in position with lever assembly,
align holes and install clevis pin and clip.
4.
Position equalizer on front cable stud and secure
with check nut.
5. Install return spring at equalizer.
6. Adjust parking brake as outlined under Maintenance
and Adjustments in this section.
7. Connect positive battery cable.
Front Cable
Removal
NOTE:
Remove positive cable from battery
to eliminate possibility of creating short cir-
cuits under dash.
1.
Place parking brake lever in released position.
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