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08-02-2010 #1
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Actually is the system converted to R134A? If so try looking at a rear air unit from a later model Chrysler Grand Caravan, its an Expansion Valve system and as long as you have enough condenser area and a decent size compressor it should probably work fine.
The old school hanging setups were not the greatest in performance.
If your system is R12 or running a blend my recommendation would be to convert and do some research. The unit from the Grand Caravan is self contained and works pretty good but dont forget to have a good drain, it works VERY well in humid climates.
any questions give me a shout, I have been cross breeding systems with great success for a while now.
Lee Abel
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