Re: [Amc-list] a/c discharge

[adh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Sandwich Maker)]

" From: Wrambler242@xxxxxxxxxxx
" 
" I believe that it is possible to remove the engine without breaking
" the seal on that system, but maybe not.
" Does it have the shutoff valves at the rear of the comressor?
" If so, cranking them all the way opposite of the way they are now will
" close and seal the system, then you unscrew the the fittings from the
" compressor maintaining all the chearge except the slight bit in the
" actual compressor.
" []
" --
" Mark Price
" 
" > > --- On Thu, 1/8/09, Richard Estermyer <javelinman74@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
" > >
" > >> Started to dismantle the engine compartment to pull the
" > >> engine in the new 82 Concord Wagon.  I see that the A/C
" > >> still has pressure and freon.  Should I find someone to try
" > >> to "catch" it or is there not enough to worry
" > >> about, except for my EPA loyality, of
" > >> course.Blessings,Richard

my mechanic has done a number of engine swaps on a variety of
vehicles, and he always unbolts the a/c compressor from the engine,
leaving it plumbed and hooked in, before he starts.

of course, this only applies to you if you're planning on fixing the
concord, not junking it.
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