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Anyone have any pics of the the locations where fittings get changed out AC upgrade? I have the new fittings and a someone who said they would change them for me for $30, I figure it shouldnt be that hard and save $30 little extra beer money
There are only a few that need to be done. Often the retro-fit ones simply screw onto the R12 ones. They are different sizes so you should be able to work through it.
Anyone have any pics of the the locations where fittings get changed out AC upgrade? I have the new fittings and a someone who said they would change them for me for $30, I figure it shouldnt be that hard and save $30 little extra beer money
Hi see the link below of the fittings that screw on to the old R12 access ports to update them to R134A first is for high side, second link for low side
you have to remove the old schrader valves (valve stems ).one is standard size like in a tire.the other is larger and requires a different tool to remove.they're available on amazon or ebay.
AC Conversion Question 1993
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