AC issue after 134 conversion/repair

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Originally Posted by akool64

If you install the later R134A compressor you will need to retain the old compressor hose adapter.
Coldhose.com can replace the old hoses and install new hose ends to incorporate R134A low and high service fittings. This company provides excellent service and is very reasonable.
While you are at it,, install a new orifice tube, 4 Seasons P/n 38638 and cycle pressure switch, p/n 36674.
This would be a good time to remove the radiator package and clean the debris from the cooling fins.
The system will require 2 lbs. of freon.
If you live in the Tulsa area I can give you a hand.

WOW!
I am saving this one!
Talk about concise and correct, with all info needed!!!
Thanks for sharing this!
(Of course, I will have to take credit for it now as my own)

Marty