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Author Topic: A/C which is the high side and which is the low?  (Read 9878 times)

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Offline carnuck

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Re: A/C which is the high side and which is the low?
« Reply #15 on: May 31, 2015, 09:57:44 PM »
Rockauto.com has 3 left.  Different years may be different.

I just chose '81 Eagle with 4.2L

A/C Filter Dryer for factory AC
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Dealer installed AC
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Part Number: TEM 208317
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Re: A/C which is the high side and which is the low?
« Reply #16 on: September 20, 2015, 02:54:20 PM »
Got a new drier but can not get it un hooked from the condenser  :banghead: I've been putting break free on and off for weeks. It doesn't look like it's coming off without breaking the condenser. Anyone know of a good universal one that will match up. The one specific of the eagle is like $300  :help:

ETA: right after typing this I tried again and got it unhooked. Hopefully the condenser is still good. :hello2:
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