Re: Vacation Car - 56 Patrician
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On the driveshaft and smoothness you might also see if anything in bulletin 56T-10 and the corrected version -10C applies to your Patrician.
Posted on: Yesterday 16:48
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Re: Vacation Car - 56 Patrician
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Per the manual, ideally the temperature at the outlets should be high 30's steady state after a bit of driving. The service manual gives instructions for adjusting this on page 5.
Or do you have aftermarket A/C? I forget.
Posted on: Yesterday 18:01
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Re: Vacation Car - 56 Patrician
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Does it by chance have R-134a refrigerant? If so, it's known to be much warmer when used in an old system not designed for it. That said, Classic Auto Air can apparently rebuild the components with R-134a in mind.
Posted on: Yesterday 21:33
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Re: Vacation Car - 56 Patrician
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The system is a modified version of the Packard system. I am running newer valves, parallel flow condenser, and a Sanden compressor. Running the original Evaporator and box. I am running R134a
and howard, Ill give that bulletin a look see
Posted on: Today 8:57
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