Anyone with a factory NON-Air Conditioned Car?

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  • smcdermott326
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    especially since tape, metal or soda bottle caps is good enough for most of us here.

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  • SpecM
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    Originally posted by UNHCLL


    For those of us who wish to do things correctly, we'll keep looking for the proper solution.

    you came to the wrong place to look for "proper solutions", really

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  • UNHCLL
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    Originally posted by FredK
    Excuse me people. This is the most tastefully modified 2.3 liter ~215 bhp E30 M3 in North America.
    Ahhh you've been paying attention. Good man. ;)


    Originally posted by hendrixvodu
    people dont normally ask to remove my battery to look where my ac lines run through...im sure you will find i wonderful "unique" way to plug a hole...until then perhaps try a butt plug?



    or make a plastic plug in the shape of the hole, but OMG i hope you can find and oem way to plug a whole...call the dealer ship im sure they can find a part to fit that you can pay out the ass for...for an area no one sees
    Yes, spending $15+ on a part is really obscene isn't it? That is almost 3 hours of pay at Cinnabon.
    I should probably go to the local pick 'n pull and steal it.... much better solution. :roll::mrgreen:

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  • T3rd Ferguson
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    my MT1 car was factory no AC and although i dont have it anymore i remember everything about that car

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  • hendrixvodu
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    Originally posted by UNHCLL
    Excellent, if Will Castro from Unique Whips needs tips on how to best hack together a car I will direct him to these suggestions.


    For those of us who wish to do things correctly, we'll keep looking for the proper solution.


    -Chris
    people dont normally ask to remove my battery to look where my ac lines run through...im sure you will find i wonderful "unique" way to plug a hole...until then perhaps try a butt plug?



    or make a plastic plug in the shape of the hole, but OMG i hope you can find and oem way to plug a whole...call the dealer ship im sure they can find a part to fit that you can pay out the ass for...for an area no one sees

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  • FredK
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    Excuse me people. This is the most tastefully modified 2.3 liter ~215 bhp E30 M3 in North America.

    The hole can be plugged with some "Great Stuff". Just dam it up with some pieces of Shaws' aluminum foil with some Pam sprayed on it for mold release, and let loose with the can of whupass. Et voilà. Magnifique.

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  • UNHCLL
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    Originally posted by jlevie
    fasten a piece of sheet metal over the opening...
    Originally posted by hendrixvodu
    i left the rubber gasket in that the lines go through and then pushed 2 liter soda bottle caps through the holes
    Originally posted by SpecM
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    Excellent, if Will Castro from Unique Whips needs tips on how to best hack together a car I will direct him to these suggestions.


    For those of us who wish to do things correctly, we'll keep looking for the proper solution.


    -Chris

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  • SpecM
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    Originally posted by hendrixvodu
    i left the rubber gasket in that the lines go through and then pushed 2 liter soda bottle caps through the holes
    word

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  • hendrixvodu
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    i left the rubber gasket in that the lines go through and then pushed 2 liter soda bottle caps through the holes

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  • jlevie
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    Originally posted by JGood
    Where are you going with this? I removed the A/C in my e30's and cold air comes in through that hole now.... creating a PITA during the winter. I've been trying to come up with a cheap/easy/clean fix...
    fasten a piece of sheet metal over the opening...

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  • rcknowlton
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    NON AC e30

    I've got an '83 euro e30 320i without AC. Just pm'd you.

    Robert Knowlton

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  • JGood
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    Originally posted by UNHCLL
    Non-AC cars do not have provisions, for the AC lines that pass through the firewall, correct?
    Where are you going with this? I removed the A/C in my e30's and cold air comes in through that hole now.... creating a PITA during the winter. I've been trying to come up with a cheap/easy/clean fix...

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  • UNHCLL
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    Anyone still willing to help?

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  • UNHCLL
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    model & year info. is what I'm looking for... trying to find a part in ETK.

    Non-AC cars do not have provisions, for the AC lines that pass through the firewall, correct?

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  • mikeedler
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    I have never owned an e30 with AC-- how I wish i could find one here though.

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