Vintage Mopar vacuum A/C control stuck..can it be fixed??

These control units for the heat and air weren't meant to be taken apart and serviced...but that never stopped me.

[@danielstephenclarke]

“Had to repair the speedometer, not even sure I repaired it” meanwhile a clawhammer is prominently fullscreen… Thanks for uploading another fascinating video

[@65bugnut]

Nice job fixing the control. I couldn't do it, I would have pieces all over the floor.

[@millionmilegarage9587]

Awesome! Looks like it needed some lubricant. I bet the factory lubricant dried out and became sticky. Guessing they used some type of lithium based grease when new. Pretty cool dissecting parts that were cutting edge 55 years ago when plastic was just starting to replace the metal bits with low cost, light weight, self lubricating, sealed for life (10years?)assemblies. That early design was genius to come up with something that eliminated a lot of expensive tooling to cast or punch out metal bits and replace with injection molded stuff. Low cost and lasted long enough, well for most of the cars:)

[@HODGEPODGEDODGEGARAGE]

Interesting how it goes together and works Tyler 🙂👍 Enjoyed the video my friend. Take care and have a great evening 🔧🔩 *I CANT STAND shorts, bout to lose my mind over them in my feed lol!*

[@Chubbycat747]

Not sure, but I think the shorts are KZbin's way of implementing its own form of Tiktok, which is related to causing ADD.

[@mattwelch4025]

Really interesting video, Tyler. I see the 3 in 1 oil on your workbench. Did you end up lubricating any part of the climate control box?

[@toddsdodgegarage8967]

I had mine rebuilt, came out great for 85.00, new hose nipples, new socket part for the ball and socket and new wafers, looks and performs like new, Lets see if this gets removed by the admin.