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**coppertone** · 06-04-2015, 10:48 PM

I just finished redoing my ac,I also bought the pro6ten compressor, and the evaporator update kit from Old Air Products. Had to drop the inner fender wheel well to get to the bolts on the bottom of the evaporator box. My evaporator was full of leaves and it blew very little air before the tear down. Now it blows like it never did before. I had to remove the hood hinge and loosen the fender bolts behind the passenger door to put the box back on. Oh, I also replaced the condenser.I already had r134, but I wanted to replace every part on the ac system just for my peace of mind.

06-04-2015, 10:48 PM	#63
coppertone Active Member Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Deep South Texas Posts: 116	Re: Converting factory AC to use R134a I just finished redoing my ac,I also bought the pro6ten compressor, and the evaporator update kit from Old Air Products. Had to drop the inner fender wheel well to get to the bolts on the bottom of the evaporator box. My evaporator was full of leaves and it blew very little air before the tear down. Now it blows like it never did before. I had to remove the hood hinge and loosen the fender bolts behind the passenger door to put the box back on. Oh, I also replaced the condenser.I already had r134, but I wanted to replace every part on the ac system just for my peace of mind.