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Old 07-17-2004, 03:16 AM   #4
ddsmith
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Update on Old Air unit.

I installed the compressor in the 90 degree position. Meaning the discharge and suction fittings are 90 degrees to the top facing the passenger side fender. I would strongly recommend against this. The unit ran fine in the first season but is now seized up. Just thought I would provide this information to help people learn from my pain.
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