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BLT-NT-BOT · 03-20-2010, 09:10 AM

Thanks guys for all your input. I was also wondering if I can leave the factory system in and change the compressor to a new one that mounts low. My only concern with doing that is the hoses, will the old hoses work on a new compressor. When I say new I mean a Sanden compressor. Or will I have to get custom hoses made. What else needs to be updated to run R134a.

03-20-2010, 09:10 AM	#11
BLT-NT-BOT Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Lehi,UT Posts: 804	Re: Factory A/C vs. Aftermarket A/C Thanks guys for all your input. I was also wondering if I can leave the factory system in and change the compressor to a new one that mounts low. My only concern with doing that is the hoses, will the old hoses work on a new compressor. When I say new I mean a Sanden compressor. Or will I have to get custom hoses made. What else needs to be updated to run R134a.