After market ac sucks

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87Scottsdale20

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Hello everyone I bought an 87 Scottsdale with aftermarket ac and I cannot get the flow of the air to come out sufficient. When I took the dash off and looked behind the control module there were 3 nipples and only 2 emission hoses connected to two out three of the ports. I searched everywhere to see if the third hose was just not connected but I had no luck. I put in a new blower motor and I don't understand why the airflow is so week. If anyone has insight on how to fix the issue, please share your experience. Thanks
 

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Do you know who the manufacturer is? If so, they should be able to help. For example, you can download the installation manual for just about any Vintage Air kit.
 

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there's a thread on this somewhere about how it's common that the ducts behind the dashboard have gaps between them that sometimes require duct tape. That is what I did to get decent defrost on my 85 silverado.
 

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