Reply to "Relocating the air conditioning charging valves, need the valves."

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I also wanted to re-locate the charging ports to make that task easier.

I added T-fittings to both lines coming off the compressor and connected them two fittings installed in the firewall.

For the firewall fittings, I used the T-fittings that are now usually screwed into the back of modern compressors. You will see I capped off the outlets that usually fed in to the refrigerant hoses.

all I have to do is pull the upholstered cover and there they are.

Larry

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