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Old 06-16-2011, 07:24 PM
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Is that part of the EPA test? j/k
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gonna pick one up tomorrow read a few links that show it is possible for the low pressure switch to do this seeing its over 20 years old wont hurt
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Originally Posted by kingkamodo
If it still cycles after you add refrigerant, chances are your low pressure switch is bad. You can jump it out to test if you feel comfortable doing that, just don't leave it jumped out. PS - I'm a liscensed class 2 and 3 refrigeration tech.
got a nother question is there a 134a conversion that works good for older xjs
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Hello. How can I remove the indoor fan of cherokee 93? it makes a extraneous noise,
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you mean the blower motor that blows the ac air ???
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Originally Posted by freegdr
got a nother question is there a 134a conversion that works good for older xjs
I think what you're asking is can an older xj with R22 be retro-fitted with R134a? The answer is yes, R134A is the replacement for R22. You can do some simple research online to find out more. If the R22 is still in this system, it will have to be evacuated into an approved container. If the system is empty, it's empty for a reason (leaks). You would have to fix the leaks, pull a vaccuum on the system with a vaccum pump to remove any water and contaimanents (spelling?), and charge the system with the proper amount of R134A and oil. After doing all of this, your compressor may not last too long especially if it's been sitting unused for any length of time. I would recommend replacing the compressor if you go through all the trouble of replacing the refrigerant. Important - R22 contains CFCs and cannot legally be handled without being certified.
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Originally Posted by Ugly boots
Hello. How can I remove the indoor fan of cherokee 93? it makes a extraneous noise,
I can't help ya there bud. I've never done one. sorry.
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hey free, long time no talk.. im about to tackle my a/c system so i might so become an expert on all parts necesary for the a/c. Check out this site http://www.discountacparts.com/addto...t~60-01016.asp#

the expansion valve that your discussing looks different than the one previously posted.. may be of some help. and if not give them a call.
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Originally Posted by kingkamodo
I think what you're asking is can an older xj with R22 be retro-fitted with R134a? The answer is yes, R134A is the replacement for R22. You can do some simple research online to find out more. If the R22 is still in this system, it will have to be evacuated into an approved container. If the system is empty, it's empty for a reason (leaks). You would have to fix the leaks, pull a vaccuum on the system with a vaccum pump to remove any water and contaimanents (spelling?), and charge the system with the proper amount of R134A and oil. After doing all of this, your compressor may not last too long especially if it's been sitting unused for any length of time. I would recommend replacing the compressor if you go through all the trouble of replacing the refrigerant. Important - R22 contains CFCs and cannot legally be handled without being certified.
i was asking a good company for the material to do it i kn ow what has to be change on a xj thats as old as mine i would do condensor lines and evap gonna doit do it right and its r12 still freeze 12 is a replacement for r12 still ava will put the switch on tomorrow and post the out come thanks
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Originally Posted by 98jeepsrt6
hey free, long time no talk.. im about to tackle my a/c system so i might so become an expert on all parts necesary for the a/c. Check out this site http://www.discountacparts.com/addto...t~60-01016.asp#

the expansion valve that your discussing looks different than the one previously posted.. may be of some help. and if not give them a call.
hey hows it going ,none of those ac parts on that link are for my xj not even close here what it look likehttp://www.autozone.com/autozone/par...mString=search
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these are my parts herehttp://www.jeepair.com/ac/4-0-liter-...linder-248.php
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im doing alright, day by day... i have those same parts maybe not the expansion but im sure ill need it.. i just dont have a refrence anymore since i pulled my whole system out.

these are parts for a 98
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Originally Posted by freegdr
got a nother question is there a 134a conversion that works good for older xjs
I've done 2 r12 to r134a conversions (not XJs).....flushed evap and cond, blew out with compressed air, replaced dryer, orifice tube, o-rings, added PAG oil and had a/c shop pull vacuum and add r134a. Both cooled just as good after conversion as before.
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I've done 2 r12 to r134a conversions (not XJs).....flushed evap and cond, blew out with compressed air, replaced dryer, orifice tube, o-rings, added PAG oil and had a/c shop pull vacuum and add r134a. Both cooled just as good after conversion as before.
ive done some also, some cooled great others so so none on xj yet
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Originally Posted by freegdr
i was asking a good company for the material to do it i kn ow what has to be change on a xj thats as old as mine i would do condensor lines and evap gonna doit do it right and its r12 still freeze 12 is a replacement for r12 still ava will put the switch on tomorrow and post the out come thanks
I have some 12 in my garage. If you were closer I could help you out.


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