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  1. 03-16-2016 04:58 AM #1
    bmos
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    A/C Delete - Expansion Valve Block-Off Plate

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    Does anyone make a block-off plate for the A/C Expansion Valve?
    I'm planning to remove my condenser, receiver drier, compressor, and engine-bay hardlines but don't want to just leave the rest of the system open to the atmosphere.

    If it matters I have a 1998 Avant Quattro with the 2.8 30v V6.
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  2. 03-16-2016 08:08 AM #2
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    Do you plan on putting it back in at some point in time? I just left mine out because A/C will never go back in.
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  3. 03-16-2016 10:10 AM #3
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