[DeTomaso] ac question

[boyd casey]

Sorry for not being more specific. I guess when I am focused on a problem I
forget that everyone is not on the same page. (It would help if I let them
know what book  too!) My mistake. Yes I was referring to installing a new
parallel flow 4 pass condenser. The stock tube and fin condenser has a  a #8
flare fitting on the top (next to the drier) and a #6 flare fitting on the
bottom . On the new larger parallel flow 4 pass condenser  set up with dual
ducted fans with much higher CFM (3000 CFM) I wanted to confirm that it was
a necessity to have the larger #8 fitting on the top of the condenser and
the #6 on the bottom.
Thanks,
Boyd
On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 4:54 PM, Forest Goodhart <forestg at att.net> wrote:

> If you are referring to the condenser then yes. I don't believe that any
> other
> component has these two sizes.
> Forest
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> I am configuring a new AC system and I have a question. I believe that the
> #6  (smaller)  fitting must be lower then the # 8 fitting ( larger).  I
> want
> to be sure that my understanding  is correct. The Smaller fitting must be
> lower then the larger fitting in order for the system to operate properly.
> Am I correct?
>
> Boyd
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