Hey all,
I'm pulling out all my old non-functioning ac stuff and heater box in anticipation of my new vintage gen II setup --hopefully being installed next week. After removing the carpet and cleaning the floorpans and applying por-15, I've found I have a fairly substantial water leak whenever it rains. The water comes dripping out behind the kick panels onto the floor (both drivers and passengers sides). Drat! Is this the leak which requires me to pull the kick panels and use some kind of puddy to stop it? If I pull the kick-panels, should I replace my old ac panels with new "non-ac" panels? Vintage says to seal up the vent, but doesn't tell where. You guys have any suggestions?
Lastly can anybody tell me where the drain hole(s) are that I need to clean out so that water can freely drain from the vent and not build up behind my new sealed off area. I asked the tech guy at Classic Industries, but he was grouchy and said he didn't know where the water drain holes were. BUT he DID tell me they're difficult to clean out. Arrgh!
Any help you guys can send my way would be way appreciated! I need to get this done before I take it in for the AC. Team Camaro rocks!
Aaron
I'm pulling out all my old non-functioning ac stuff and heater box in anticipation of my new vintage gen II setup --hopefully being installed next week. After removing the carpet and cleaning the floorpans and applying por-15, I've found I have a fairly substantial water leak whenever it rains. The water comes dripping out behind the kick panels onto the floor (both drivers and passengers sides). Drat! Is this the leak which requires me to pull the kick panels and use some kind of puddy to stop it? If I pull the kick-panels, should I replace my old ac panels with new "non-ac" panels? Vintage says to seal up the vent, but doesn't tell where. You guys have any suggestions?
Lastly can anybody tell me where the drain hole(s) are that I need to clean out so that water can freely drain from the vent and not build up behind my new sealed off area. I asked the tech guy at Classic Industries, but he was grouchy and said he didn't know where the water drain holes were. BUT he DID tell me they're difficult to clean out. Arrgh!

Any help you guys can send my way would be way appreciated! I need to get this done before I take it in for the AC. Team Camaro rocks!
Aaron