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Old 06-16-2002, 11:31 AM
tcane tcane is offline
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I second and totally agree with Larry's suggestions. An R4 compressor should be an R4 compressor and "should" be a bolt-on swap (Fed. law required that a certain % of cars imported into US had certain accessories installed in the US - AC systems were one such accessory, so you probably have a US made/installed AC system). Look both compressors over very carefully (bolts/fasteners and how they fit, AC line fit, mounting holes line up, elec connections actually connect, clearances, etc.) BEFORE installing the replacement - not a good idea to be installing the replacement only to find something won't fit.

Good Luck!
Tom
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