Subject	Re: Make sure if you convert to r134a that you do two
Posted by	Silens on March 25, 2014 at 8:22 PM
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In Reply To	Make sure if you convert to r134a that you do two posted by JMartz on March 25, 2014 at 03:47 PM
Message	Thanks, I appreciate it. I had planned on buying the condenser, did not know about the TSV though. My last question before I go crazy and buy parts is: Nissan only lists one set of hoses for the AC system for all years. Can I essentially plug the new condenser / compressor into my existing plumbing or will it take extensive modification or entirely new plumbing?
Follow Ups	A/C compressor years - Silens 16:28:44 03/24/14 Re: A/C compressor years - Silens 17:46:20 03/24/14 Just a guess - but would think the right compressor - jzack 20:14:26 03/24/14 While trivial to swap....they use different EFI connectors (n/m) - The Sixth 20:49:53 03/24/14 As far as I know r134a began with the 1994 model - JMartz 20:51:08 03/24/14 Re: As far as I know r134a began with the 1994 model - Silens 21:48:40 03/24/14 you can as long as you use the correct oil. Normally all - CmyZ 14:30:03 03/25/14 Make sure if you convert to r134a that you do two - JMartz 15:47:50 03/25/14 Re: Make sure if you convert to r134a that you do two - Silens 20:22:12 03/25/14 the new compressor and condensor are bolt-in - aliaZ 22:03:35 03/25/14 Search around on Craigslist, you can easily find guys w/ R12 (n/m) - SkiFly01 10:28:07 03/26/14
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