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Old 06-06-2018, 11:34 AM
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Does anyone have a picture or diagram of how the upper dipstick tube attatches? The restoration guide/shop manuel have been very little help and Don't have any A/C cars around me that I can reference.

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Does anyone have a picture or diagram of how the upper dipstick tube attatches? The restoration guide/shop manuel have been very little help and Don't have any A/C cars around me that I can reference.
Here’s a couple better photos from other side of compressor, than what Greg could show from previous posted pics. This is the original dip stick tube and attaching hardware. Can’t guarantee paint finishes are factory correct, but based on best I knew 10 years ago.
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