Adding a/c to 97 F150, Help!

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Old Mar 17, 2009 | 03:00 AM
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Adding a/c to 97 F150, Help!

I just bought a 97 F150 with no a/c. I just found someone who is selling a complete system. Besides the cab controls to operate it, can someone tell me what else I would need? Such as, will the venting be the same?
Here is the add that I read. I have the same engine.

2002 FORD F-150 AIR CONDITIONING - $200
complete a/c setup from a 2002 ford f-150 (4.2 liter v6) for sale. only 45,000 miles on the vehicle. no leaks anywhere! i removed it because i would rather have performance than comfort! mounts, compressor, condensor, accumulator, and all associated lines included! this setup will work on 97-03 models, maybe more. $200.00 obo. please check if putting on something besides the aforementioned vehicle(s) (SORRY FOR THE EARLIER TYPOS...)

Please respond, my dog can't handle the heat like I can.
Sincerely, jim
 
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Old Mar 17, 2009 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim64
I just bought a 97 F150 with no a/c. I just found someone who is selling a complete system. Besides the cab controls to operate it, can someone tell me what else I would need? Such as, will the venting be the same?
Here is the add that I read. I have the same engine.

2002 FORD F-150 AIR CONDITIONING - $200
complete a/c setup from a 2002 ford f-150 (4.2 liter v6) for sale. only 45,000 miles on the vehicle. no leaks anywhere! i removed it because i would rather have performance than comfort! mounts, compressor, condensor, accumulator, and all associated lines included! this setup will work on 97-03 models, maybe more. $200.00 obo. please check if putting on something besides the aforementioned vehicle(s) (SORRY FOR THE EARLIER TYPOS...)

Please respond, my dog can't handle the heat like I can.
Sincerely, jim
You have to more specific as what you mean by "I just bought a 97 F150 with no a/c". Does this mean that you have all the components, but the system does not work? Or, are you missing the compressor, condensor, evaporator, blower, accumulator, controls, and piping?
 
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Old Mar 18, 2009 | 01:03 PM
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Though $200 SOUNDS like a bargain, its not if its all crap.
You'll need a new accumulator for sure. You need Every bolt, washer, mounting clip. etc
You'll need the correct Idler pulley set-up and belt.
Perhaps a NEW system may be cheaper after all
 
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