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> Help with A/C repair, Anyone done this?
shadygrady
post Jun 22 2007, 03:50 PM
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The a/c in my 73 2.0 does not work. It needs several things including a compressor. Are there more efficient new ones out there that are bolt on or have new mounts? I plan to convert to R134. I was thinking of taking the old lines and getting new ones made locally.

I know most of you will say you don't need a/c, take the top off. But my better half who helped me buy the car likes a/c so that is not an option. So any advise and suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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ClayPerrine
post Jun 23 2007, 10:46 PM
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Betty's car has a DPD system that was converted to R134a. It was easy. I bought the compressor kit from IceAC. It is literally a bolt on setup. I then took the hoses off and had them remade with barrier hose at a local AC shop. Bought a new dryer and o-rings, and hooked it all up. This was 5 years ago. I had to do a top off of the refrigerant for the first time this spring. It will cool you down with no problem on a 100 degree Texas day.


Good luck on the AC. It makes a 914 a true daily driver.
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