Heater Controls
08-11-2004, 06:07 PM
#1
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Heater Controls
I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From the
books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am wondering
if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is much
more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have a
vent?
Thanks,
Chip
I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on the
grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
one. Any takers?
curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From the
books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am wondering
if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is much
more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have a
vent?
Thanks,
Chip
I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on the
grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
one. Any takers?
08-11-2004, 06:32 PM
#2
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Re: Heater Controls
My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
08-11-2004, 06:32 PM
#3
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Re: Heater Controls
My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
08-11-2004, 06:32 PM
#4
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Re: Heater Controls
My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
08-11-2004, 06:32 PM
#5
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Re: Heater Controls
My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should get
fresh air to the passenger compartment.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that I'm
> curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
the
> books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
wondering
> if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
much
> more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I have
a
> vent?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Chip
>
> I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
the
> grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know this
> one. Any takers?
>
>
>
>
>
08-11-2004, 09:42 PM
#6
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Re: Heater Controls
The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
08-11-2004, 09:42 PM
#7
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Re: Heater Controls
The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
08-11-2004, 09:42 PM
#8
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Heater Controls
The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
08-11-2004, 09:42 PM
#9
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Re: Heater Controls
The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if the
heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time this
past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to do.
The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
Chip
"John Benito" <jb@benito.com> wrote in message
news:cfe6q702cms@enews2.newsguy.com...
> My 76 CJ7 has a vent, if you pull the AIR control **** (bottom **** to the
> left of the instrument cluster) out as far as it will go and you should
get
> fresh air to the passenger compartment.
>
> --
> benito -
> 01 TJ
> 76 CJ7
>
> "Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
> news:TMwSc.156909$fv.52947@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> > I been looking into the heater controls on my '76 CJ-7. The one that
I'm
> > curious about is the three position **** for Air (Off-Heat-Vent). From
> the
> > books that I looked at and also from looking under the dash, I am
> wondering
> > if there were some '76 models that did not have a vent. I looked at my
> > dad's '84 CJ-7 and the mechanism at the end of that particular cable is
> much
> > more complicated that the contol that is at the end on my '76. Do I
have
> a
> > vent?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Chip
> >
> > I also located an interesting website that explains the vertical bars on
> the
> > grill of a Jeep. I betcha a bunch of other people here already know
this
> > one. Any takers?
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
08-11-2004, 11:12 PM
#10
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Re: Heater Controls
Sorry, I can not be of more help. My 76 was built in September of 1975.
The second **** on mine is the defroster, with the third being the heat.
Guess you could physically trace the cables.
Oh, forgot about the grill. The first jeep I remember, my uncles, had what
looked like steel bars (heavy) as a grill. Remember Dad saying something
about that was the only thing Ford did that was worth a crap, but I don't
really know the history.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
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> The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
> 1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if
the
> heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time
this
> past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to
do.
> The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
> under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
> Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
> some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.
The second **** on mine is the defroster, with the third being the heat.
Guess you could physically trace the cables.
Oh, forgot about the grill. The first jeep I remember, my uncles, had what
looked like steel bars (heavy) as a grill. Remember Dad saying something
about that was the only thing Ford did that was worth a crap, but I don't
really know the history.
--
benito -
01 TJ
76 CJ7
"Chip" <cjenkins1@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
news:IVzSc.157966$fv.101687@fe2.columbus.rr.com...
> The reason that I asked was because the year range on some parts starts at
> 1976, so I wanted to find out what they were like in 1975 just to see if
the
> heating equipment was removed from an earlier model. I spent some time
this
> past weekend looking under my dash to see what this **** is supposed to
do.
> The Air **** is currently the second one down from the top. I found it
> under the dash and there is no possible way to pull it out any farther.
> Right now, I cannot tell if it's in the correct position or if there were
> some '76 jeeps that had a different heat/air system on them.