Reply to "A/C Compressor"

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All the non-York compressor adaptions I've seen in Panteras have been Sankyo or another of the Japanese-made. They work very well with either R-12 or R-134a freons. Sankyo even makes an adapter bracket for use in an OEM York bracket. On your Ford unit- the serpentine belt pulley and maybe the magnetic clutch will have to be changed, or else you change the whole drive-pulley arrangement on your 351-C. I'd also be curious as to which direction this compressor normally runs- a vee belt drive may reverse it and some accessories don't like to turn backwards. The adaption cost may be high enough to make it cheaper to throw your compressor away & buy a rebuilt Sankyo!

1/22/0312:18 PM

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