1967 Imperial Crown sedan - Reno

[commando1]

REclarified ...

 

[polara71]

Thanks Kevin. That's what I thought

 

[bajajoaquin]

The blower style is just that: a blower. There was no heater core for the blower rear defrost. It used ambient air. The inlet was on the parcel shelf and looked like a speaker cover, same or similar to the grille covering the fan outlet.

The rear seat heater had at least two IIRC, air outlets in the front of the base of the seat cushion. There was a heater core and plumbing back to it from the engine. I don't believe there was any control over the heat temperature, I believe the blower for it was about all the control there was.

That doesn't match the info in the FSM. The FSM indicates a heater core and a blower motor in the rear heater. You even say as much. In the first paragraph, you say there is no heater core. In the second paragraph, you say there is a heater core, but no temp switch. I don't understand how you're saying there's no rear heater if you say there's a rear heater core. There's no lever to adjust the temp? Okay, but that still isn't just "ambient."

 

[polara71]

The blower style is just that: a blower. There was no heater core for the blower rear defrost. It used ambient air. The inlet was on the parcel shelf and looked like a speaker cover, same or similar to the grille covering the fan outlet.

The rear seat heater had at least two IIRC, air outlets in the front of the base of the seat cushion. There was a heater core and plumbing back to it from the engine. I don't believe there was any control over the heat temperature, I believe the blower for it was about all the control there was.

That doesn't match the info in the FSM. The FSM indicates a heater core and a blower motor in the rear heater. You even say as much. In the first paragraph, you say there is no heater core. In the second paragraph, you say there is a heater core, but no temp switch. I don't understand how you're saying there's no rear heater if you say there's a rear heater core. There's no lever to adjust the temp? Okay, but that still isn't just "ambient."

IN the first paragraph I believe Kevin is referring to the rear defogger

 

[bajajoaquin]

Yes, I see that now. Thanks for the clarification.

 

[78Brougham]

There never was a rear heat option on any Chrysler.
There never was a rear A/C on any Formal.

I think it's time for a clarification.
There was a heated rear window Defogger. The warm air blowing through a vent thingie.
Later replaced by an electric rear window defroster. The wires in the glass thingie.

Sorry commando, I must disagree...My first 67 Imperial had two ac units, one up front and one in the trunk under the shelf. Unfortunately my newest one came from the factory with 4/55 air. And it's a LeBaron. Cheapskate didn't order it. LOL

 

[commando1]

Sorry commando, I must disagree...My first 67 Imperial had two ac units...

Originally Posted by commando1 There never was a rear heat option on any Chrysler.
There never was a rear A/C on any Formal.

 

[bajajoaquin]

So you're still batting .500

 

[commando1]

It's a good day when I don't strike out altogether.

 

[bajajoaquin]

.500 lifetime would get you in the hall of fame...