Pics of stock A/C installed please?
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Car: '92 Corvette, '89 1/2-a-'Vette
Engine: LT1, L98
Transmission: ZF6, ZF6
Axle/Gears: 3.45, 3.31
Pics of stock A/C installed please?
Specifically the compressor. I'm trying to put A/C back in an '86 (compressor on drivers side) that hasn't had the A/C in it for years. I think I'm missing some bracketry. Any photos would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
-Tom
-Tom
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Car: 87 firebird,89 formula,74 Olds that runs 12.34
Engine: LG4,L98,455Olds
Transmission: 7004r,7004r,th350
Heres one from an 87. If you need a specific angle let me know.
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Car: '91 Z28 & '90 RS Vert & '89 RS
Engine: 5.7L & none & 2.8L (soon to be LSX)
Transmission: yes
Axle/Gears: One's with teeeeefs
Here's one from one of my parts cars.....
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Car: '92 Corvette, '89 1/2-a-'Vette
Engine: LT1, L98
Transmission: ZF6, ZF6
Axle/Gears: 3.45, 3.31
So I got the brackets off a nice Caprice Classic. They were all the same as the ones in the pics above.
The compressor is on, and it keeps throwing (compressor) belts. The compressor appears to be tilted "back" a bit, and "towed inwards" a bit, which is why it's throwing the belt. Why is it not straight? Should I just crank on the brackest w/a pry bar to try to get teh ting straight? Or try to use washers as shims? Anyone ever encounter this before?
-Tom
The compressor is on, and it keeps throwing (compressor) belts. The compressor appears to be tilted "back" a bit, and "towed inwards" a bit, which is why it's throwing the belt. Why is it not straight? Should I just crank on the brackest w/a pry bar to try to get teh ting straight? Or try to use washers as shims? Anyone ever encounter this before?
-Tom
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