I'm at the point of needing to disconnect the refrigerant lines (this is for my Vortec engine swap I'm finally starting on) Do I really have to buy the tool for this, or does anyone know of a place I can rent the tool? Any suggestions on this. Also once I put my new radiator in and the new motor which has it's own AC pump, can I use my existing Lancruiser condenser?
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Are you parting with any of the AC components? I need a dryer bracket and a 3 pulley harmonic balancer
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I won't be using any of the parts. I was thinking of selling the engine complete with all components. But i could part out if I don't have a buyer. I'm trying to locate someone who wanted to purchase the engine.
Please let me know, as stated I am in the need of a few parts.
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Ok will do.
Take it to a shop to have the AC Evacuated, They have special storage tanks to save the refrigerant.
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Looks like that's what i have to do. I have to toe it down there.
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Yes it worked good.
