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  1. J

    91 silverado AC parts required for R134a

    Yes, I've had a look at a friends 95 and seen the switch. The compressor ships with a block off plate and o-ring in place of the switch.
  2. J

    91 silverado AC parts required for R134a

    My system just has the low pressure switch at the accumulator, but I do have the pigtails required for the high pressure switch. Every component of the system will be brand new so there is no oil or residue to flush out. I have also been told that the '95 compressor can be used without adding...
  3. J

    91 silverado AC parts required for R134a

    Thanks for your reply and the info. I will be doing it at home with the help of a friend who is a GM tech
  4. J

    91 silverado AC parts required for R134a

    Hello All I am replacing every last part of the AC system and want to change from R12 to R134a ( or its equivalent). The evaporator has been replaced (stock 91 replacement part) . I'm planning on using a new (95 model) compressor - R134a version, and stock '91 condensor, all lines, and...
  5. J

    Front backing plates? Anywhere?

    I'll dig around and see if I can find the one that I made the template from and trace you a template if you like. Both sides are identical in shape and bolt spacing. Let me know and I can mail it to you.
  6. J

    1993 Shortbox Build

    Awesome build going on here ,,,, very nice work!
  7. J

    Hello from Ontario

    Thanks for the warm welcome from Muskoka. Ironically i was wearing my "Muskoka" jacket this weekend. We were up in Bala last fall and bought a couple of nice jackets from one of the touristy shops :)
  8. J

    Hello from Ontario

    Thanks for the warm welcome Peter. It is a 91 silverado for sure and it has always had the quad lights. I did buy an 89 GMC for parts and the grill that is in the pics is out of the gmc. I have thought about switching to the composite lights but that would require different sockets etc. Anyways...
  9. J

    Front backing plates? Anywhere?

    Do you have enough of the original to make a pattern? I had one that I made a pattern from and cut new ones out of 16 gauge steel (old street sign). Cuts easy with a jig saw with metal cutting blade. Cleaned up and painted black - function as they should.
  10. J

    Hello from Ontario

    I don't have a lot of good pics, but here is what we started with and a few showing some progress on the body. The truck basically needs everything, but we're getting there.
  11. J

    Hello from Ontario

    Thanks Kennythewelder. My condolences to you as well, it's not a club that anyone wants to belong to. But restoring "the stepside" will keep his memory alive.
  12. J

    Hello from Ontario

    Hello folks In the midst of a restoration on our deceased sons pride and joy. Its a 91 Silverado K1500, RCSB stepside. Slowly putting it back together using a lot of the parts that he had collected and some newer additions that I'm sure he would approve of. I'll be checking in here regularly to...

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