jbeezy22

Okay, so I just ordered a new ac compressor, compressor, drier, evaporator and expansion valve. I'm going all in on my 4runner as I want to keep it forever! Is there a good thread that can show me how to do this? Do I need to convert to 134a right of the bat? I know that that is hthe most widely used refrigerant now... Also, how much ester oil do I put in the compressor and drier? And how much refrigerant do I charge it up with? Thanks for the help!

james92toy

I dont know much about ac system's but you can get factory toyota manuals that should tell you on ebay for a reasonable price .

1988toyota22re

Hey man. I just ordered a complete set up too for my 88 pickup 22re. I've researched plenty and I have 2 great links . I'll grab them and send them your way. What year truck is yours and your doner truck? I just bought my from a 88 4runner
22re

1988toyota22re

http://www.toyotaminis.com/forum/eng...ur-turck-9459/

I would def do the upgrade to r134a. It's just fittings to upgrade .
Make sure your dryer is brand new though if anything

redfisher

Most of the stuff you need has been discontinued from Toyota, I was there last week trying to the same the problem is the parts they do have may be contaminated with radiation so they won't send it so they told me, however they will give you a print out of a exploded view and the part numbers which you type in on the net and they all pop up on eBay etc. advance auto quoted me $440.00 for every thing yesterday but I still have my bracket for the compressor and everything in side the truck is still there.all and all it's plug and play for the most part.

jbeezy22

Yeah I ordered a new compressor, drier and expansion valve from discountacparts.com, it came in yesterday and it is a denso compressor which is what originally came from the 4Rrunner. I am just waiting on the evaporator and condensor from autopartswarehouse.com (direct fit OEM parts). The condensor is from Silla, I have never heard or tried any of these products but it came with a lifetime warranty and was by far the least expensive so I am giving it a try. All I need now are new hoses which I will buy at Oreilly next week.

silvr6

Pictures please. Putting AC on my 22RE is becoming a priority and is probably next on the list of things to do.

wyoming9

iTrader: (1)

Vacuum pump and a good set of gauges for R134a

It also helps to have a leak detector of some sort when you find the new system does not pull vacuum due to a leak someplace.

It might be easier to just get it charged once you have all the parts installed.

California

Do you have a 22RE or a 3VZE?

woodro77

Would love to see a step by step install of adding a/c to a non a/c truck.

Anyone have a list of all the parts ?

No a/c in the truck is killing me

1988toyota22re

woodro - click on the link a sent jbeezy and the start of this post. It explains alot

jbeezy22

I'm sending the Sulla condenser back, decided to go for the denso that I found online. I need a few of the sc lines too... Can't find them anywhere except the dealer! So expensive.