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Re: Modern add to AC System A6 Compressor

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We had a '77 and '79 Bonneville and I worked on a '78. All had cycling A6s. Don't some later BB Square bodies have A6 compressors that would be cycling?

My uncle had an 70s John Deere tractor with an A6 and I'm pretty sure it cycled but can't say with absolute certainty. Also we had a '79 Ford LTD with an A6. Again I'm pretty sure it cycled but can't say with absolute certainty.

I removed the POA valve and put a cycling switch kit on a '67 Firebird and a '71 C10 for others, both with A6 compressors, and as far as I know both are still running fine. I know a lot of people don't like those kits but both of my customers were happy.

Now with all that said, I would not put a new A6 on anything. I would swap to a Sanden. I think efficiency and life is much improved from what you can get from any A6 you can buy today. Any cycling is not an issue.

I probably have 10 old A6s that are going into the next scrap metal run. Just no demand and too much downside to putting a used one on anything. One of them is original from a '68 Camaro but what good is it?
I stand corrected. If I ever saw one, I don't (obviously) remember.
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