AC line identification help (8 Viewers)

[NatualLivingMaine]

I'm searching for this line from the condenser to the receiver drier. (This picture was stolen from another member, but it seems to be pointing at exactly what I'm looking for.)

This is a 1994

 

[NatualLivingMaine]

I am fairly invested in this project at this point, all coolers are getting replaced with OEM aside from transmission cooler and power steering. Those will be Setrab

 

[Fj80oregon]

@swamp-thing

 

[swamp-thing]

@NatualLivingMaine i am fairly sure i have the part you need I can check tomorrow for ya.

thnx for the mention @Fj80oregon

 

[NatualLivingMaine]

@NatualLivingMaine i am fairly sure i have the part you need I can check tomorrow for ya.

thnx for the mention @Fj80oregon

Awesome I'd appreciate it!

 

[LongDuck]

Dude, WTH happened to your radiator fins? What causes them to separate like that, and did it still cool effectively? You're missing a significant amount of surface area that the fins provide...

 

[NatualLivingMaine]

Dude, WTH happened to your radiator fins? What causes them to separate like that, and did it still cool effectively? You're missing a significant amount of surface area that the fins provide...

Not sure, I'm obviously not the original owner but I've had it a few years. I knew the air conditioning did not work, but I've never had any type of reason to think that the radiator was damaged until one morning when I peaked in.

 

[LongDuck]

Please tell me there's a Radiator in one of those boxes offscreen... I've never seen one in such bad shape, and am curious it it actually cooled adequately. Amazing, (*Edit: I see it now! Good man,)