I just see a bunch of new members here, wheres all our older members? i havent been on the classic section in quite some time. haha. Anyway... my question. I got a 67 mustang conv. with factory air conditioning, and i believe the switch that control the a/c heat, defroster, etc is leaking. Its all vacuum controled and my controls have stopped workin and i hear air coming from the switch. anybody know where to get a replacement? sorry if my grammer or typing is incorrect. im typing this from my phone.

 

I can't answer the AC question but I can tell you that some of the older members left when Soaring was stripped of his admin powers and immaturely “took his toys and went home�. Some people left with him.

 

Do I count?

 

Thes guys should have anything you need. good luck

 

Have you checked the tubing to make sure it isn't cracked or anything? I can't find that switch in my parts catalogs, so only other place I can think of is Ebay or hope someone on here has an extra.

 

I was born in 1951...does that count as an older member?

 

You feel air comming out of the switch itself but not out of the vents? Does the switch do anything? Is it the same effect when it is off or do you at least ear it kick on? Can you feel a leak if you trace the lines?

I am a member that stuck around after the fiasco, too many coolpeople here to leave,

 

im here =P i havent browsed this section for any tips in a while, the machs been done for some time now

 

I was born in 54, I should also count, even though I just found this site yesterday. It is a bit overwhelming trying to learn to navigate around here. So much information I am almost afraid to ask a question as I am sure the answer is already here, I just can not find it. Spent all morning trying to figure out how to upload a picture to the "engine bay" thread and never did get it. I will continue on. Surely I can get better at this.
Dan

 

Doesn't matter in the question has already been answered, just ask it again. To upload a pic you can either use photobucket or download a program and resize the pics.