Can it be used in a 1990 ford with a freon charged system?
1243185
yes it can if it has already been changed over to 134-a .it will not mix with r-12 Freon .I had to drain my r-12 out and put on new fittings just goes on old ones .then put in 134-a real easy. you can buy fittings at any auto parts store. even wal mart.and you cant find r-12 must change.
505111
Yes. But may not be original equipment and could have smog problems I would only go with original equipment on a car built after 1990 computers changed everything.
247916
I think it would work fine, as it is a well-insulated cooler. It would be beneficial to plug it in for a time if you can. Just to add some more cold air to help keep the ice from melting. I have the adaptor to plug it into a regular outlet as well as the car outlet to take advantage of any power source I come across, and I'm happy with that as well.
1429002
You would need to provide the Year and Engine for me to accurately answer this. Here are a few applications that this fits:1991-95 w/ air conditioning, 1996-97 1.9L with AC non convertible
464611
As long as the ford system is 315MHz or 433MHz signals sensors. Yes, it will work.
1004448
Yes, with a caveat. The pump will burn out due to the extra volume of coolant being moved through the new system. I would not suggest modifying this as it was created to continuously move a specific volume of coolant thus diminishing its reliability.
1221654
If its a water cooled vehicle, then yes. I personally found It didn't work. I hope you have better luck.
259152
No! Go to Rockauto.com and look up Ford, 1988, Aerostar, 3.0L, electrical, voltage regulator. Lots of pics and info. You can always buy it at Amazon once you have the correct part number
1684202
we live in Hawaii and never use heat option...but it does connect to all original Ford wiring
547032
Yes - unless they are pretty old. You can google to find out what type refrigerant your can takes. My car is a 1998 Nissan, and it works on that car. - Surprised me.
1976089
There is a good chance it will not work, even though obd2 was required on vehicles after 1996 Ford had some trucks with obd1 well into the 00's. Check the emissions sticker under the hood to see if it says obd2 on it as the obd1 Ford trucks have the same port as the obd2 trucks.
180472
I would check MSD'S tech sheet. I think they may have a harness for that. I used their harness to my Ford EEc distribute. It's worth the performance and fuel millage gain.
2180952
I don't see how it could. I have mine on an F150 that sits for months at a time and it works just fine-no issues with the battery. The voltage setting built into the charger is what controls the ability to charge so you should be good.
1434536
You need to consult Ford sites for that info. Be very careful gapping iridium plugs; the tip of the electrode is tiny and easily damaged. NGK SAYS NOT TO USE A "DISK" TYPE OF GAPPING TOOL. I agree, but if used very gently you can use one to confirm the gap. Otherwise use a "wire" gap tool or feeler gauge.
499265
yes, you should be able to use it. Just follow the instructions on the can. It is pretty simple and it works great. I used it to fix the ac on my 96 Mazda Miata as well a corvette
693081
I had an A/C company charge my system after I installed it. They charged me for 8 lbs of refrigerant.
903752
ONLY IF IT USES R-134a freon. Most homes use R-22 or R-410a freon. Most likely you cannot use this for a home unit.