Thanks.
Yeah, I know. I would be confident going that route if I knew that the system was empty, but since it is full and working fine, I prefer to go somewhere that can recover the freon.
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Thanks.
Yeah, I know. I would be confident going that route if I knew that the system was empty, but since it is full and working fine, I prefer to go somewhere that can recover the freon.
you can also get a shop to evacuate correctly for the environment and they can put a vacuum on it. to test for leaks after that you can DIY
Hey everyone. I'm here trying to figure out if my air compressor needs oil. Is there any way to check that. I have 96 HDJ80. I just replaced my ac condenser.
Just Bought a compatiable HDJ81 AC compressor kit Denso P/N 471-1433 .. It doesn't have the correct electrical connectors but that's easy to fix .. This is the kit version with oil & orings .. I require you to use the top plate from your old compressor which is no big deal .. The reason why Denso discontinued the 471-1433 was because it was a R12 only compatible unit .. The put R134 in my compressor & ruined it at the shop ..
depending on what you replaced if you replaced condenser or recever dryer the FSM tells you how much to add...
assuming you swapped the compressor these are the specs of drain and fill
Reviving this old thread as many of the part numbers are showing no longer available. I have a late '95 hdj81 (rhd). From what I can tell all the parts are the same for my rig, my AC compressor is starting to squeal, still works but looking for replacement now. Anyone have updated part numbers? I am already a 134a rig.
I have found this on raddcruiser, but just want to see if there are any other cross references you guys have found that fit.
Find the Denso interchange P/N for the R12 version that came with your rig, then find the R134 equivalent. Something like this PDF helps a lot: https://wranglertjforum.com/attachments/denso-compressor-oil-chart-pdf.88471/
I got an R134 compatible unit from Radd Cruisers last summer. I had R12 but I had the Toyota technical upgrade bulletin and parts for the conversion. Works great.
