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'74 164 A/c Condenser 140-160

posted by  volvo165 on  Fri Nov 21 11:29 CST 2014
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To get maximum cooling (converting to R134) measure the mounting area and buy
the biggest R134 condenser you can fit in there - Old Auto Air and other after-
market Air sources carry them in about 1-2" increments - also - go to the rotary
compressor - draws less horsepower - has less vibration (fewer broken brackets)
IF you want to discuss the options - email me at volvo165@msn.com - I can send
you pictures of the conversion on my 165 - I can also provide a stock condenser
for $20 if you are hard over on originality - Matt Tucson AZ






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