What to do if the Vintage Air Automobile Parts compressor will not turn on?
If the compressor of your Vintage Air system isn't turning on, but all other functions are working, the suggested solution is to check for any damage to the switch or potentiometer and the associated wiring.
Why are the functions of my Vintage Air 565701 blower, mode, and temperature control erratic?
Erratic behavior in your Vintage Air system's blower, mode, or temperature controls may be due to damaged pins or wires in the control head plug. Inspect these components for any signs of damage.
How to fix Vintage Air Automobile Parts blower that stays on high speed when the ignition is on?
If the blower in your Vintage Air system stays on high speed when the ignition is on, replace the BSC. Note that this requires removing the evaporator from the vehicle.
What to do if Vintage Air 565701 blower stays on high speed when the ignition is off?
If the blower in your Vintage Air system continues to run at high speed even when the ignition is off, unplug the 3-wire BSC control connector from the ECU. If the blower stops, the BSC is either improperly wired or damaged.
Why does my Vintage Air 565701 Automobile Parts blower momentarily come on then shut off?
If your Vintage Air blower momentarily turns on and then shuts off when the ignition is turned on (with the blower switch in the OFF position), check for a damaged ground wire (white) in the control head harness.
Lists the main components of the Evaporator Kit, including the Sub Case and Accessory Kit.
Key recommendations for system performance, safe operation, and maintenance.
Guidance on electrical system integrity, noise reduction, and proper wiring connections for A/C.
Steps to remove hood, battery, radiator, hoses, heater core, and blower assembly.
Steps to remove dash trim, glove box, heater assembly, and vent ducts.
Preparing the evaporator unit and firewall bracket, including plenum removal and U-nut installation.
Installing the evaporator firewall bracket, unit, and dash brackets.
Connecting refrigerant and heater hardlines, and installing A/C duct hoses.
Insulating the firewall and installing fresh air components and vent duct caps.
Installing defrost ducts and making initial electrical connections for relay and heater control valve.
Connecting evaporator unit, mounting ECU, and routing control panel wiring.
Routing heater control valve wiring, connecting safety switches, and circuit breaker.
Comprehensive wiring diagram and detailed connection instructions for all components.
Proper lubrication and connection of A/C hoses with specified torque.
Installing the heater control valve and connecting heater hoses to the system.
Installing dashboard louvers and reassembling the glove box and ashtray.
Completing the installation with final checks, fluid fills, and system evacuation/charging.
Instructions for operating the blower speed, mode control, and temperature settings.
Diagnosing and resolving common problems with blower, compressor, and system operation.
General| Part Number | 565701 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Vintage Air |
| Category | Automobile Parts |
| Make | Universal |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
| Compatibility | Universal |
| Material | Aluminum |
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