Ford: 84 Ford Van AC question

You are NOT qualified to service the AC.
Spend the $29 to take it to an AC service shop.

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: Hello ! Im trying to locate the Low Pressure side of the AC system on a 84
: Ford Van. Someone said it mught be inside the cab? Any help would be
: appreciated !
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The low pressure side is the hose/line connected to the receiver/dryer,
that "can" on the firewall. That line will be cold when the A/C is
working. Also, avoid that "someone's" advice, at least about A/C.

net wrote: 

Boy, it costs $29 for an AC shop to show you where
to locate the Low Pressure side of the AC system.
What a RIP.


On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 14:14:39 GMT, "Im Right" <com>
wrote:
 

Pretty low cost when compared to the factory service manual at about 80.$
"AgaPSDIVER" <com> wrote in message
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I have a 1985 Van "Clubwagon" and the low side line
runs along the firewall, where the quick connector resides.
The receiver/drier is up front beside the radiator.

"Sharon K. Cooke" <net> wrote in message
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The low pressure side is the hose/line connected to the receiver/dryer,
that "can" on the firewall. That line will be cold when the A/C is
working. Also, avoid that "someone's" advice, at least about A/C.

net wrote: 

opined in news:3f5716ed$Gsd-Co.Com:
 

Oh yeah... the kicker is that plastic channel.

There's no big accumulator bottle as those use the Expansion Valve system