AC condenser differences (?) between late FJ60 vs. FJ62 (1 Viewer)

[Skniper]

As the title states...does anyone know if there is a difference between the later FJ60 AC condenser vs. the FJ62 condenser??

I'm looking on RockAuto and there are different part #s for the 60 vs. 62 units. However, looking at numerous photos on Mud and on Rockauto (yes, I know part photos on vendor websites are not always accurate) there does not seem to be any difference between the two condenser part #s.

(FWIW, there is a clear difference from the EARLY FJ60 condensers, the hardline hose fittings are at completely different angles on the early models.)

I removed my fj62 condenser yesterday for some other work going on and this happened...
(knew it was going to shred as I tried to replace the o-ring during a previous AC refresh, felt the joint grinding...nope!, tightened it up and left it, 'til now)

 

[Skniper]

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[tmxmotorsports]

I know the 84fj60 is different than an 87fj60 the 84 the fitting comes out in a 90 the 87 is a 90 but angles more upward towards the core support looking for pics.

 

[tmxmotorsports]

This is an 84fj60

 

[Skniper]

This is an 84fj60

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Correct as I stated in OP the early fj60 units are different.
The later (assuming ‘86, ‘87) condensers “appear” indentical to the fj62 condensers, but they carry different part #s.
Just curious if there is some subtle difference.

Here is my original 1990 FJ62 unit...

 

[flomo]

Older post I know but wondering if you resolved your question. I'm needing a new condenser for my FJ62 which I believe is Denso 477-0146 but wondering if the FJ60 Denso 477-0154 will work?

 

[fenwaykid]

I second this. Will the 62 condenser work in a 60?