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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Manhattan Beach, California. Factory Delivery-Original owner-Retired engineer
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A/C upgrade.
If I may, let me throw in my 2¢.
After running our factory original R12 configuration for 30 years,
the compressor finally died, which offered me the justification
for a complete refurbishment including the following.
1. New Denso compressor replacement.
2. New barrier hoses/connectors which I sized, cut & crimped.
3. Replacing the Pro Cooler.
4. Added a high flow evaporator w/new expansion valve.
5. Flushed both condensers and evaporator.
6. Transitioned to R134 refrigerant.
No other A/C component replacement.
As thstone stated we did have a bit of a heat wave this week.
Our location was about 97f.
For in-town driving, we held a center duct temp of about 52f
with the temp switch set at the #4 location, and the fan
to the #3 position (one below max).
Thanks to all on this forum who provided help & tech support.
Best,
Gerry
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Last edited by 86 911 Targa; 09-27-2016 at 03:03 PM..
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