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[psychotexan]

well after not being able to drive my carfor about 2 weeks or so i finally looked at it and the compressor after being sprayed with soapy water it was blowin bubbles everywhere and i also need to know what size and where to get the o-rings and how to remove the air lines as i dont want to brake them.

[psychotexan]

well hell there i go again not sayin the right thing its the dryer.doh!! i found the arnott dryer at oriellys for $49.99 after dinner i gonna order it.

[W.V. Kelly]

To remove the air lines fit a small end wrench loosely around the line but covering the orange ring, push down on both the line and the orange ring, gently but firmly pull up on the line while holding down the orange ring.
W. V. Kelly

[psychotexan]

the dryer from arnott that oriellys carries is not the right one.it has two tabs that keep it from being able to be used on the compressor and its to tall.

[MrFixit]

http://www.suncorein...-suspension.php

[psychotexan]

im actually puttin money back for a coil spring conversion lol,thanks for the link!!!!

[Racin LSC]

man, I saw 2 lincolns at the yard with coil conversions. There pretty common now here in Florida

[psychotexan]

hell if i was only in florida lol

[2manymarks]

Racin LSC, on 26 February 2012 - 07:58 PM, said:

man, I saw 2 lincolns at the yard with coil conversions. There pretty common now here in Florida

It couldn't be that once the coils are on they get junked, could it?

[LSC_MN]

Most junk yards have t-birds, I go that way if I wanted spring . I got a cross, front and rear arms spring all for 100.00 but after thinking about it I wanted air . I would fix your air . Ended up junking everything later . I figure if I want springs I would of got a turbo coupe