Hvac delete panel questions

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Tony1968

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Tony, there is actually a foam gasket available from Mike's Montes that goes behind the delete plate. I actually have two delete plates, because ya know, redundancy lol! I have an inner plate that is welded on, then has RTV along the seams. All of my electronics are mounted to it. Then I have the gasket with a small amount of RTV with the outer delete plate screwed to the firewall.
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I don't want to take up any space behind the delete plate because I have no idea how much room I'm going to need for Vintage air unit. In your situation I can see that would be perfect for mounting electronics.
 
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I don't want to take up any space behind the delete plate because I have no idea how much room I'm going to need for Vintage air unit. In your situation I can see that would be perfect for mounting electronics.

Don't mount the electronics to the delete panel via screw/nut & bolt. It is a better plan to weld mounting tabs onto the inside of it if that's your plan. I mounted a panel inside of it on the factory brackets that were for heating ducts - worked pretty well, but I have no form of HVAC other windows down.
 
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Injectedcutty

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Don't mount the electronics to the delete panel via screw/nut & bolt. It is a better plan to weld mounting tabs onto the inside of it if that's your plan. I mounted a panel inside of it on the factory brackets that were for heating ducts - worked pretty well, but I have no form of HVAC other windows down.
The studs on my panel are welded also for peace of mind. The inside I use either knurled thumb nuts or locknuts.
 
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