Thread: Since apparently I can't search about A/C...

obviously the dryer needs to be compatible, but there is no reason the lines would not bolt up?

a new condenser shouldn't be necessary if the old one isn't damaged. do they still sell r12? r134a is more readily available.

The AC lines for the 94+ system have the dowl pins for the lines on the opposite sides of the holes in the dryer as the 93down and the way the lines come to the dryer the dowl pins don't line up with either dryer for some reason, if you buy an aftermarket dryer it's got dowl pin slots on both sides of the hole so it bolts up just fine. Trust me I banged my head against the wall for a while on this one.



Ya R12 is still avaible, but you have to have your ASE Refrigerant license to buy it.

interesting, too bad. I could have sworn you could use the 93 NX2000 line on the b14.

My nx is still charged with r12 but has a bad compressor clutch, so I just pulled the clutch off and am going to buy a used compressor and take the clutch. Now sure how I'm going to press it on though