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To Swap out York compressor or NOT? 200 1983

posted by  Gboy on  Sat Apr 5 05:04 CST 2003
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Hello Raidman ... About 5 years ago I upgraded to a rotary compressor and for the first time since my car was new I had COLD air, very cold. Its the best upgrade I've ever done and I live in Florida. Whatever you do replace your expansion valve and consider adjusting (internal adjustment on valve)inwards 3/4 to 1 1/4 turn. In town and traffic my Turbo produces 36*-38* cold air and never before with a York comp. was it even comfortable in town, stop & go driving. I feel a good used rotary is better than a rebuilt York compressor. If you need help Gary at Ggaryboy@aol.com






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