i agree about the quality of aftermarket, but in our vans (had a 2011 Sienna and now a new odyssey) if I didn’t/don’t run the rear AC even if it’s just me in the front, the front AC doesn’t cool well because so much of the cooling is lost to the hot hot rear passenger area.
i agree about the quality of aftermarket, but in our vans (had a 2011 Sienna and now a new odyssey) if I didn’t/don’t run the rear AC even if it’s just me in the front, the front AC doesn’t cool well because so much of the cooling is lost to the hot hot rear passenger area.
You did the right thing. The old style compression fitting block-off kits were garbage. The style you installed is the only type I used at work, never had an issue.
Speaking of rear A/C: the worst one I had was on a mid-00's Nissan Armada. The lines for the rear A/C rotted out, and the customer actually wanted to replace them. That required unbolting the RH side of the body from the frame and hoisting it 6 inches, as the lines were sandwiched between the body and the frame.