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Date:         Thu, 13 May 2010 09:21:55 -0500
Reply-To:     Ry <rylincoln@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         Ry <rylincoln@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      A/C work question
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Hi all, I'm in the midst of refurbishing my a/c system. (1991 4speed carat, original specs-new parts) Things I've done thus far: Break apart system into sections and flushed with a quart of methanol and a gallon denatured alcohol Cleaned up fittings and replaced o-rings(r-134a retrofit kit) Replaced the Expansion valve, now I realize this didn't need to be done probably but it was cheap. Replaced the dryer Bought a vacuum pump and already had the gauges

Hoping original compressor works, it spins freely and doesn't make any bad noises. system was not operational when i bought so unsure

Whilst removing the hoses from the condenser the threads stripped off one of the fittings(on condenser side of connection) I ordered a new condenser....

My question is: Is it hard to remove the condenser without dropping the radiator/opening the cooling system?

thanks all, -Ry http://www.google.com/profiles/rylincoln


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