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07-23-2008, 08:02 PM
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I saw your other post on the 300 or 302. I Think the majority of the parts will be the same but IMO It's not practical to swap a/c parts from 2 different motors because the compresser will be a big factor.They might be different or not even bolt up. What's wrong with th A/C? A quick check to see if the A/C system has refigerent is to take a small pocket flathead screwdriver and push the schreader valve on the high or low side. if the refrigerent comes out then we need to dig into it father. if nothing comes out of the valve then you might have a leak in the system. Good Luck and report back and let us know what you found.
I saw your other post on the 300 or 302. I Think the majority of the parts will be the same but IMO It's not practical to swap a/c parts from 2 different motors because the compresser will be a big factor.They might be different or not even bolt up. What's wrong with th A/C? A quick check to see if the A/C system has refigerent is to take a small pocket flathead screwdriver and push the schreader valve on the high or low side. if the refrigerent comes out then we need to dig into it father. if nothing comes out of the valve then you might have a leak in the system. Good Luck and report back and let us know what you found.
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