New member from Central Florida

[TavaresNinja]

Hey all,

I just got a confirmation that my snowbird neighbor will sell me his 1994 Toyota regular cab R22 pickup when he returns to Syracuse in mid-April. It has a really nice body, excellent , spotless interior, and only 56000 miles. The truck needs a new rear bumper, the paint needs to be buffed-out, and most importantly it needs air conditioning. I'm hoping to find some information here from other owners who have gone the diy route for their a/c. This truck is going to be a daily driver for me. Thanks.

Tom

 

[toyotafan]

Nice. Welcome to the site. Pics?

 

[TavaresNinja]

Hey all,

I just got a confirmation that my snowbird neighbor will sell me his 1994 Toyota regular cab R22 pickup when he returns to Syracuse in mid-April. It has a really nice body, excellent , spotless interior, and only 56000 miles. The truck needs a new rear bumper, the paint needs to be buffed-out, and most importantly it needs air conditioning. I'm hoping to find some information here from other owners who have gone the diy route for their a/c. This truck is going to be a daily driver for me. Thanks.

Tom

No pics until I actually own the truck, which will happen in mid-April. Right now I'm trying to determine what items I'll need to install a/c. I received a quote for $1250 for a complete kit. I'm looking for a less expensive way to add the a/c. What I could really use is a parts list so I can start looking around for some of the more pricey items like the ac computer.

Tom

 

[toyotafan]

That's tricky actually. Just like when building a house, adding AC after the fact is a lot more expensive than adding it when the thing is being built.

What kit are you looking at?

 

[TavaresNinja]

That's tricky actually. Just like when building a house, adding AC after the fact is a lot more expensive than adding it when the thing is being built.

What kit are you looking at?

I'm not looking at any more kit systems, going to find a donor truck for the a/c.

 

[toyotafan]

Have another member looking to add AC to a 1994 Toyota pickup, maybe you can share your findings on this?

http://www.toyotatruckclub.com/forum/threads/air-conditioning-add-ac-to-1994-toyota-pickup.64815/

 

[Knic]

http://www.carparts.com/details/Toy...73&c2cid=fa421894-8936-44a2-9740-8c0a4ecbcb12

I found this, just would need lines I think

 

[TavaresNinja]

The air conditioning system requires quite a few more items, such as the ac amplifier, evaporator, ac power switch, blah, blah, blah. I'm finding the boneyard is about the only way to get there. Thanks for your post.

 

[Knic]

You know any links to any write ups? With a list of parts

 

[MuddyTacoma]

Welcome to the site! Good luck with your project.

 

[toyotafan]

Any updates on your truck?

 

[MuddyTacoma]

Hey all,

I just got a confirmation that my snowbird neighbor will sell me his 1994 Toyota regular cab R22 pickup when he returns to Syracuse in mid-April. It has a really nice body, excellent , spotless interior, and only 56000 miles. The truck needs a new rear bumper, the paint needs to be buffed-out, and most importantly it needs air conditioning. I'm hoping to find some information here from other owners who have gone the diy route for their a/c. This truck is going to be a daily driver for me. Thanks.

Tom

Any updates on your project?