a/c vaccum lines

[StocK-CB]

does anyone know if there are any vaccum lines connected to the a/c system? and if so, where could they be found.... ive tired looking for some bu no luck.
i bought the manual but it doesnt say how to disconnect the a/c from the refrigerant that has to get pumped out

[H311RA151N]

does anyone know if there are any vaccum lines connected to the a/c system? and if so, where could they be found.... ive tired looking for some bu no luck.
i bought the manual but it doesnt say how to disconnect the a/c from the refrigerant that has to get pumped out

I dont understand what you are saying.
1.)There are A/C lines for the A/C system. There isnt any vacuum lines for the A/C system.

2.) Disconnect the A/C from the Refrigerant...

I have no clue what your trying to do or i would try to help you. Instead of confusing the shit out of you im going to give you something to read so you can better understand A/C systems.

But know this, if you go messing around with it you can ruin the A/C system very easily and/or hurt yourself. So what ever your planning on doing just stop and read this.

http://www.familycar.com/ac1.htm

[StocK-CB]

I dont understand what you are saying.
1.)There are A/C lines for the A/C system. There isnt any vacuum lines for the A/C system.

2.) Disconnect the A/C from the Refrigerant...

I have no clue what your trying to do or i would try to help you. Instead of confusing the shit out of you im going to give you something to read so you can better understand A/C systems.

But know this, if you go messing around with it you can ruin the A/C system very easily and/or hurt yourself. So what ever your planning on doing just stop and read this.

http://www.familycar.com/ac1.htm

well its cuz my brother took off the a/c system in his 94 cobra and it had a vaccum line connected to a part of the a/c... it was even labeled

[H311RA151N]

well its cuz my brother took off the a/c system in his 94 cobra and it had a vaccum line connected to a part of the a/c... it was even labeled

Unless im forgeting something, i dont think we have anything like that. Im pretty familiar with the CB cooling system.

My gfs brother has a 04 Cobra. They sure are fast!

[StocK-CB]

Unless im forgeting something, i dont think we have anything like that. Im pretty familiar with the CB cooling system.

My gfs brother has a 04 Cobra. They sure are fast!

my brothers is 94.... its a 5 liter bu the cobras come with a better intake manifold and breaks and other things.... yea their pretty quick and his has a cat-back so it sounds nice
its sick when u give it some gas around a corner.... it glides right over

[StocK-CB]

and ok thanks for the information... and do you know if its possible to take off the compressor without pulling out the engine, b/c it seems like theres no room for it to drop down or come out throught the engine bay

[SilverFox]

Thanks swmo, that link helps a lot. Was just what I needed for that thread I made several days back about the heater

[Dr. Shuffles]

and ok thanks for the information... and do you know if its possible to take off the compressor without pulling out the engine, b/c it seems like theres no room for it to drop down or come out throught the engine bay

It is possible. You'll have to remove the alternator first - and possibly the radiator and/or PS pump.

Before you disconnect anything from the AC system, take the car to a shop and have them suck out the refrigerant.

[H311RA151N]

No you dont pull the engine to take the compressor out.

You have to take all the old R12 or 134A out before you work on it tho. You can take it to a shop to do this the right way.

[H311RA151N]

Thanks swmo, that link helps a lot. Was just what I needed for that thread I made several days back about the heater

Your very welcome! Im glad i could help! That picture on familycar.com makes it pretty easy to understand. I like it.

[wildBill83]

does anyone know if there are any vaccum lines connected to the a/c system? and if so, where could they be found.... ive tired looking for some bu no luck.
i bought the manual but it doesnt say how to disconnect the a/c from the refrigerant that has to get pumped out

You need to buy a vacuum manifold and attach it to the A/C to pump out the refrigerant. Autozone rents them. Read everything twice, watch videos, look at pictures. The only things you need to maintenance are the service ports.

Better yet, take it to an A/C technician if you are still lost before you mess with pressurized lines and lose a finger.

Also if you have a stock R12 you will need to take it to a shop anyway because it is illegal to vent it into the atmosphere, and I think illegal to handle without a license.

EDIT: just noticed others said the same thing ... sorry for being a broken record. BTW POST #30

[StocK-CB]

You need to buy a vacuum manifold and attach it to the A/C to pump out the refrigerant. Autozone rents them. Read everything twice, watch videos, look at pictures. The only things you need to maintenance are the service ports.

Better yet, take it to an A/C technician if you are still lost before you mess with pressurized lines and lose a finger.

Also if you have a stock R12 you will need to take it to a shop anyway because it is illegal to vent it into the atmosphere, and I think illegal to handle without a license.

EDIT: just noticed others said the same thing ... sorry for being a broken record. BTW POST #30

hahahhaha i was just reading your other thread about you being frustrated and that you cant post anything in the advanced section hahahhaha funny... u got ur 30!!!!