1st Gen 4runner Gets Huge Ac and Cooling Upgrade! Definitely The Ultimate Overland Rig now!

[@bajar.m.6953]

Great video. Thanks

[@AGFreedom]

Thank you for watching!

[@lukemarcus606]

I'm planning on doing some similar upgrades on my '87 before it gets too hot out. Thanks for the great, informative video!

[@AGFreedom]

If you’re in the lower mid west or the south with high heat and humidity it’s a must. And for really only 250$ and very little “work” it’s great for these trucks! Glad you enjoyed appreciate the feedback

[@Treyhudson007]

Been looking for a video like this! Super knowledgeable man worth a follow I have the same rig and will be doing a lot of upgrades like yours!

[@AGFreedom]

Glad we could be helpful for you these rigs are awesome!

[@Shed-To-Beach]

Killer rig mate and great info! You’ve got yourself a new subscriber from Australia 🇦🇺 👍

[@AGFreedom]

🍻 thanks! I always appreciate the Australian builds!

[@bobbymulwee7641]

Bike looks good too

[@AGFreedom]

Thanks makes the 4runner look like it’s ready for adventure!

[@BraddaMarlon]

What was your psi on the low and high? That wouldve been great to know

[@AGFreedom]

It depends on the Ambient temperature when you charge your System. You can google an R134 chart and find specs

[@ethandevonshire9554]

I’ve seized a 22RE AC compressor when I installed the retrofit but didn’t remove the old schrader valves.

[@AGFreedom]

It’s easy to forget… thanks for sharing

[@williamruvalcaba3565]

Is the 3vze a similar swap to the 22re. Is there anything i should know before hand?

[@AGFreedom]

Check out the Toyota swap pages on Facebook they have really in-depth write ups

[@bajar.m.6953]

No. The 3rze is more similar to the 3RZ-FE. I got rid of my 3.0 and I went with 3rz-fe and all the fitting and hoses match perfectly.

[@HashtagHashtags]

Looks like the compressor linked is a single row vs the OEM double row condenser. Is the parallel flow efficient enough to cool the 4runner, making double row unnecessary?

[@AGFreedom]

It’s way better we explain that at the end of the video. Just modern technology

[@dc23ism]

Looks like you had to add a line running across the front of the condenser? Do you have a part number for that?

[@AGFreedom]

No it’s all factory lines!

[@christopherw1778]

Very informative, thank you for the video. I'm wondering if there's a need to swap the txv also with the new refrigerant?

[@AGFreedom]

Thanks for watching! No it won’t hurt it any to leave it alone as long as it was previously functioning fine

[@jeromea.7745]

Anyone knows what to drill the firewall for the holes for the lines to if installing an oem an ac system into the 84/88&89 pickup 4runner?

[@AGFreedom]

I am pretty sure the small line is a 3/4" hole and the big line is like a 1-1/4" hole. But you can always just start small and work your way up?

[@BraddaMarlon]

1" and 1 1/4 I also have hardlines and various ac parts for these trucks. I just installed ac in mine

[@AGFreedom]

@@BraddaMarlon right on!

[@vince5272]

Really enjoying your channel. I have an 88 4Runner. Where did you source those LED headlights?

[@AGFreedom]

Thanks for the feed back! I got them on Amazon. a.co/d/8fSnRoX