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Transducer

The transducer will produce a vacuum output that is

completely adjustable by varying the input voltage which

is provided by the amplifier. An increase

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and its resistance is decreasing. In the HI FRONT

position, two thermistors (the master delay and high

blower delay thermistors) are warming. The air

door is in

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"De-Fog"
 Position

In the event that the front windshield should require

removal of a fogging condition, the owner at his option

may direct air to the windshield

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Fig. 35-Controls-AII Weather (Chevy II)

The heater components of the system are similar to

the standard Corvette heater with hoses routing engine

coolant to and

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Fig.
 37—-Corvette Four-Season System Components

pass through the system. For heating operations it is

suggested that Ml outside air (knob Mly OUT) be used.

Fo

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Leak Detector

Tool J-6084 (fig. 43) is a propane gas-burning torch

which is used to locate a leak in any part of the system.

Refrigerant gas drawn into the sampl

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 AND AIR
 CONDITIONING
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FIVE
 AMP

TIME DELAY

FUSE

CORD
 TO

110
 AC
 SOURCE 
PUMP

INLET 
PUMP DISCHARGE

OUTLET

Fig.
 44—Vacuum Pump

the use of weighing equipment necessary with

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5.
 Check hose clamp connections. If clamp screw torque

is less than 10 lb. in., retighten to 20-25 lb. in. Do

not tighten to new hose specifications or hose leak

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within the system. The following fixed conditions must be

adhered to in order to make it possible to compare the

performance of the system being tested with the s

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a. Blower comes on High speed.

b.
 Cold air comes from A/C outlets.

3.
 Rotate Temperature Dial to 85°F.

a. Blower speed will decrease to Low speed then

increa