AC receiver/drier part number?

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AC receiver/drier part number?

Postby Lotus54 » Sat 15.10.2011, 22:00

Since the incident with one of my haywire AC hoses, I need to replace it and get the system recharged (I did evacuate e system so didn't loose it all).
I need to get a nre receiver/drier though (staying with 134) and if anyone knows a part number I would certainly appreciate it!


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Re: AC receiver/drier part number?

Postby lotusgirlmarie » Sun 16.10.2011, 04:52

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Re: AC receiver/drier part number?

Postby Lotus54 » Sun 16.10.2011, 06:57

Thanks a bunch!!!


Just ordered it.

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Re: AC receiver/drier part number?

Postby lotusgirlmarie » Sun 16.10.2011, 08:25

No worries. Also make sure your trinary switch is a male thread. Some Fed elans came with female threaded switches. The company I refered you to sells the switches too. Reasonably priced. You just need to swap the wires and plugs. Easy solder job.
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Re: AC receiver/drier part number?

Postby Lotus54 » Sun 23.10.2011, 19:52

Dang, I got it, but the new one doesn't have a place at all to thread the switch into.

Did yours not thread directly into the receiver/drier?

Guess I'll have to return it and fine the correct one.

Mark


I looked at the web site again, It looks like there are threads on the upper part of the drier, and I'll need to order a switch that will screw in.
You mentioned that but it didn't sink in...


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