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Old 05-15-2019, 01:50 PM
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AC fitting identification.

Trying to figure out if my truck was converted to R134a from R12. It looks like.theblow side is a R134 quick connect adapter but the high side is still R12? It's been a long time since I messed with AC. I've read a couple conversion threads.

Also what's the best way to access and clean the evap could? Dash or engine bay?


 
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The top connector is R134a. The bottom one is aftermarket, not factory Ford.
 
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Just realized I posted this on the wrong boards. Should be 1980-1986
 
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