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Removed the A/C, heater core housing for repair. Replaced the heater core,temperature control valve and foam on the doors. Had evaporator tested at a rad shop...the guy couldn't believe the size of that thing. Also replace the old firewall fiberglass insulation with sound deadening panels. Those worked great, a highly recommend using them. They are a 12"x 12" self adhesive panel and with some heat they mold really good to the firewall contours. Moving on, now for the dash cluster...
Housing ready for install
Sound deadener,
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Looks good. What brand is the sound deadener?? Is it specifically for that or is it another product for something else?? I know a lot of guys use weather stripping like you get at Lows or Homedepot. it is 4" wide and had a foil back. It comes in roles and is easy to apply. From what I herere it is really easy to use and is a fantastic price.
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I purchased that stuff at a local autobody supply store. It is a Pro-Form product. Part number is PF365-1, Single Sound Pad. I believe it comes in rolls also if you are working on a bigger surface. The pads cost me $6.62 each. I may end up using more of this as I go along like the floor boards. Like I was saying, get a heat gun on it and you can shape it fairly easily.
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