I'm installing new AC and don't know the orientation of the AC lines in regards to eachother or the vehicle.
The long flexible line I think I have figured out, but the line that has the long rigid section, I'm not so sure about.
Here's how I have the lines laid out right now. Also, can you tell me which one goes to the top and bottom port of the condenser?
Thanks.

 

Just saw this. Give me a minute I'll make it happen. My truck is an 02.

 

Great, I'll be watching for it

 

A/C lines pictures from trucks photos on webshots

 

Here are a couple of pics to add to Jason's:

IM004930.jpg picture by galexander - Photobucket

IM004931.jpg picture by galexander - Photobucket

 

Looks like you got it.. But, go under the batter tray and plastic reservoir not on top.

 

Perfect! That's exactly what I needed to finish my install. The truck I took the AC from didn't have the battery tray or the tank in. Looks like I'm on the right track now. Thanks!

Anyone know a good AC guy in Los Angeles? I need someone to flush the lines, cores, pump it all down, check for leaks, add oil, dye and recharge.

Need to order the severe duty orifice too. (coincidentally that's what I what I used to call my girlfriend)

(now I call her my X-Box)

 

Dang! That truck is clean!

 

x2

Wish my truck looked half that good.

 

Where is the orifice tube in this system? Thought it might be under the fitting on the top of the receiver/dryer, but didn't see anything obvious in there...

 

never mind. Just found where it's supposed to be. In the quick disconnect. I haven't been able to get my line disconnect tool to work on this fitting yet. Will try it again tomorrow.