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Richard is talking about an A/C compresor problem not a problem with air flow from the vents. The motors on the evaporator case do have problems and are made from plastic gears, but his problem is the compresor is not turning on. If the coil on the compresor has power and ground and it is not...

The "copper-colored button" in the rear of the compresor is a thermal limiter. It is used to senses the temperature of the compresor housing and open the coil if the temp. goes to high. This is used in a lot of Fords A/C compresors now and is not that unusual to find. I haven't seen one go bad...

This is what I'm thinking too. May want to space the plate even further away and if you track the car make sure you remove the plate to let the max amount of heat to be removed. It seems like something that would happen with stock exhaust cars only. I guess I don't see alot of those :wink

Haven't seen that before. It looks from the picture you still have the stock exhaust correct?

Man I didn't even think Steeda, But yea should have got that. :biggrin Sent pm back. No problem on the tool.:thumbsup

Nice job Jose and Brian! Sounds like an awesome event

Nope. Never heard of them.

This is why a good battery tender is so important in these cars. Most all of the gauge problem cars you will find low batt voltage codes in the instrument control module as well as other modules.

sorry :lol

vin plate from #4's Rivits.

Happy Birthday Buddy !

I don't know if I would trust them on the car. I have only used thses on everything. They do a great job and very soft. http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-106-white-waffle-microfiber-drying-towel.aspx

jaxgt, Cars lookin' good. How did the trans. leak problem end up? Is it fixed?

I believe KJRGT is referring to the actual sill assy, not the inlay cover.

+1 :eek

Looks like it was an awesome event Brian. Wish I could have made it out. Nice to see that pile of toys for the kids. The car in the first pic with the hoosiers looks like Lewis'. He's a good guy. Car is lookin' CLEAN Lew :thumbsup

:eek:eek:eek WOW!

You are waiting on Vintage air then, not Ford. Vintage made the evaporator case, motors and electronics. Haven't had to wait long for Vintage parts before so might not be to bad.

Very interested to see the results of what you find.

Great pictures. Beautiful car Chris. Hoped it would stay down here with us :frown