A/C COMPRESSOR DISCHARGE PIPE TO RADIATOR CLEARANCE

Models Affected: 1982, 1983 and 1984 Skylark Equipped with L-4 Engine and Air Conditioning

Some vehicles may have the A/C compressor discharge pipe bent rearward at the left side of the radiator. If this bending is great enough, the coupling of the hose to the pipe on the right side of the radiator can come in contact with the rear face of the radiator. This contact may cause radiator damge.

If contact is observed, pipe should be carefully bent to provide 10 m (13/32") clearance between coupling and radiator.

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