German 98 Blazer build
Flowing a gas (air or refrigerant) is different than flowing a semi-viscous fluid like ATF. If the passages are considerably smaller than that found in a purpose built transmission cooler, it can lead to more restriction. Obviously, if there are a lot more of those passages, it will cut down on the flow rate through each passage thereby reducing the restriction (friction loss), but still, it's something to be aware of.
I had coolant coming out from the dash from above the passenger footwell and steam coming out of the vents this morning. I think it's time to have a look at the heater core...
I really think my Blazer hates me. Everything was fine and now everything brakes down...
I really think my Blazer hates me. Everything was fine and now everything brakes down...
We have an upcoming trip the next month, so i started with a bit more expedition things...
My heater core "fix":

Had some PVC floor left from our house, so i thought why not to use it? Then i made a slide for my cooler:



Then i started organizing my pile of recovery gear:

Finished:

Also did some testing for hot water for the shower, but didn`t get the result i wanted...
My heater core "fix":

Had some PVC floor left from our house, so i thought why not to use it? Then i made a slide for my cooler:



Then i started organizing my pile of recovery gear:

Finished:

Also did some testing for hot water for the shower, but didn`t get the result i wanted...
Started with my laptop mount today...
Driver and passenger legs. Driver side was a bit tricky...

Tacked together:

In the car:

Added a bar to the dashboard:

Start of the laptop mount:

Connected:

Almost finished:

Added some edge protection:

Finished:

My command center. Another gps unit is still missing...





Here you can see how close everything is on the driver side mount:

I`m really happy how it turned out. The mount doesn`t block the sight or hinder with anything in the cab...
Driver and passenger legs. Driver side was a bit tricky...

Tacked together:

In the car:

Added a bar to the dashboard:

Start of the laptop mount:

Connected:

Almost finished:

Added some edge protection:

Finished:

My command center. Another gps unit is still missing...





Here you can see how close everything is on the driver side mount:

I`m really happy how it turned out. The mount doesn`t block the sight or hinder with anything in the cab...
Last edited by Steinbruchsoldat; Mar 25, 2011 at 12:37 PM.
Mounted some LED fogs for campsite lightning today:

Switch:

On:

After that pic i flipped the mounts to make it look better:

These lights are pretty bright and only draw about 60mA each...
Also made a mount for the showerhead:

Plenty of hose left:

Switch:

On:

After that pic i flipped the mounts to make it look better:

These lights are pretty bright and only draw about 60mA each...
Also made a mount for the showerhead:

Plenty of hose left:




