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08-01-2015, 11:29 AM

Andy4639

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Re: Rehooking up unknown factory air

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Originally Posted by motorcritter

You could also install an orifice tube/accumulator set-up like a 83-87, no POA to worry about, less plumbing to deal with. It looks like you've got nothing between the compressor and the evaporator- might as well update now. Also, get a newer style, more efficient condensor- it'll make a marked difference in cooling ability.

This is what I did in my 71.

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