SPR1NK
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Those two parts are much cheaper than I expected then to be
Gut the parts truck, bring about 200 for parts, drive to Portland. We will put it in, go home in chilly comfort.
Those two parts are much cheaper than I expected then to be
it's called an accumulator on our trucks since it's on the low sideSo the receiver dryer looks like a little can with an inlet and outlet?
I'm trying to look it up online
I feel like I'm being a giant pain sorry
it's called an accumulator on our trucks since it's on the low side
Russ, I sure wish I could take advantage of your generous offer and have you help me install my AC too. It might take me "a few hours" to drive from WI to OR though. Plus, I just about have the heads off!
Very bad.the dessicant in the r12 accumulator does not work with r134a so there is no moisture removal going on.eventully the r134a will eat the bag and dump the dessicant into the system.plugging and it up and destroying the compressorWhere do I get all of that stuff?
Is it absolutely necessary to do that?
My dad didn't change any of that out on the Lincoln, just used the cheapo retrofit kit on it and it works fine, or is that bad to do?
i will also pick up one of those haynes books this weekend when i go looking for the parts
Just bring our daughter with you, she's in Oshkosh. Lol