1965-66 Impala Condenser Installation

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Follow along as Vintage Air R&D technician Billy Graf installs our latest SureFit system for the 1965-66 Chevrolet Impala.
Vintage Air recommends that all A/C systems be serviced by a licensed automotive A/C technician.
If you have any problems with your install or have any installation-related questions, please contact Tech Support at 1-800-862-6658 or leave an email at tech@vintageair.com.
If you would like to place an order for any of our products, please visit our website at www.vintageair.com or call 1-800-862-6658 to speak with one of our highly knowledgeable sales representatives.

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@clearedhot6146 2 года назад

When installing universal condenser on 67 impala with air, can I use updated dryer, accumulator, and compressor? Or do I buy compressor, dryer and accumulator for that particular classic car? My plans were to install a new compressor I bought for a 2002 Ford with universal condenser but I don't know if it'll work

@va197653 2 года назад

No, This will not work. The old style of using a POA valve (similar to an expansion valve) is drastically different than orifice tube systems that use an accumulator. not to mention the differences between R12 and R134a components. I would think of it as all or nothing, either restore the OEM system and possibly retrofit to R134a, acquire a new aftermarket AC system as a standalone system or install all the AC components from a donor late model vehicle. mixing and matching 60's era OEM components with modern OEM parts will cause all sorts of issues especially when the operation methods are different. I would reach out to our sales team at 210-654-7171 or sales@vintageair.com and we can put together complete AC kit, this way there is no guess work simply install/charge and cruise!