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67 LeMans Air Conditioning Condenser
I am pulling the engine on my 67 LeMans and while the engine is out I want to change out the AC condenser, not because it's leaking but because it's 53 years old and it may go out on me anytime. Can anyone recommend a source for a top quality condenser. Thanks.
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Sorry, no recommendation other than checking out your evaporator as they go too. Had one go recently in my wife's car flooding her legs with cold water and the stink of refrigerant.
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Contact Classic Auto Air. Get their modern parallel flow condenser. Phone # 813-251-2356
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Thanks Bruce
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https://www.originalair.com/65-67-po...-parallel-flow
I`m using their stuff on my `71. Works and fits. |
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+1 on the parallel-flow condenser. That type is also pretty much mandatory for good cooling performance if you retrofit to R134a. And if you stay with R12, it's also a good unit to use.
One thing to keep in mind: you will need substantially less refrigerant than the old round-tube serpentine takes, regardless of refrigerant type. |
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I can't see any reason to convert to R134 since R12 is more efficient
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