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qu1cks1lver56 · 04-22-2010, 08:46 PM

OK, when we put the motor/tranny in my truck, the original A/C compressor was leaking so we just left it off. Now I've changed my setup up to a early 90's serp. setup and it's getting hot and I want A/C. I can find a compressor no problem, won't be cheap but whatever. But I was told since I left the hoses and stuff off, and didn't plug any holes up, that there's alot of dirt in there and that I can't just put a new compressor on and go. That I have to change out condenser, evaporator, and something else. I'm scared of that cuz it's lots of money and work, and A/C isn't worth that to me. Anyone know the truth to this? Can I just put a new compressor on?

04-22-2010, 08:46 PM	#1
qu1cks1lver56 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Milton, FL Posts: 733	A/C Questions OK, when we put the motor/tranny in my truck, the original A/C compressor was leaking so we just left it off. Now I've changed my setup up to a early 90's serp. setup and it's getting hot and I want A/C. I can find a compressor no problem, won't be cheap but whatever. But I was told since I left the hoses and stuff off, and didn't plug any holes up, that there's alot of dirt in there and that I can't just put a new compressor on and go. That I have to change out condenser, evaporator, and something else. I'm scared of that cuz it's lots of money and work, and A/C isn't worth that to me. Anyone know the truth to this? Can I just put a new compressor on? __________________ My 86 http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...d.php?t=375526



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