Air conditioning questions
If you had your system open to atmospheric for a very long period of time you will want to replace the accumulator also. That is meant to hold moisture and they dont hold very much so if it got soaked with moisture out of the air then it may not catch the water in the system if there is any and any little bit of moisture in your compressor will tear it up very shortly and then you will be looking at a new compressor. Hope this helps ya out.
but the cool air feels so good....
the orfice tube also has a filer screen on it.
you should probably have the system flushed, and then refilled, just to be safe.
It's been sitting for 3 months.\
Hey did you change the screen on the oriface tube? Thanks
Maybe you can stop by and show me what the hell I need to do. And i'll show you how to hook up a trans cooler
Has a fast intake, nw tb, 248/254 cam, afr 225s, and 37# injectors, stage v trans from flt.
It's been sitting for 3 months.\
Hey did you change the screen on the oriface tube? Thanks
Maybe you can stop by and show me what the hell I need to do. And i'll show you how to hook up a trans cooler

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Install new line I broke.
Install new filter plus sign looking thingie in the orafice tube
get the air out of a/c
fill with freon
charge
My buddy has all the equipment. Does this sound good? Do I need new o rings?
Install new line I broke.
Install new filter plus sign looking thingie in the orafice tube
get the air out of a/c
fill with freon
charge
My buddy has all the equipment. Does this sound good? Do I need new o rings?
Filling with freon = charging btw.

You'll need about 1.5lbs of 134a if you've lost your stock lid, this is where the information is located.
Last edited by TheBlurLS1; Jun 5, 2006 at 01:36 PM.
I wouldn't worry too much about the accumulator either, just pull a vacuum on it and let it pull down for a while (45 minutes or so, longer the better), all the moisture will boil off at low pressures and probably be exhausted by the vacuum pump.


