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1. There is not a direct fit in condenser for a CJ. We use the largest universal
condenser in this vehicle. The condenser brackets can be bent by hand or in a
vice.
2. Drain the radiator into a clean drain pan.
3. Remove the radiator fan shroud from the radiator.
4. Remove the radiator.
5. With the radiator out of the Jeep place the condenser in the Jeep. Align the
condenser so it is centered with the core support.
6. The condenser has to be placed in the CJ so the fittings are on the passenger side
and the LARGE FITTING IS AT THE TOP.
7. Cut a condenser mount so there are three holes on the top and bottom, repeat this
step so you have two small brackets.
8. Attach the two small brackets to the second hole (across the top rail) on each end.
9. Use the self tapping screws to attach the condenser to the radiator core support.
10. After the condenser is secured in the Jeep you can make the lower brackets.
These two brackets need to be bent into a "L" so they can attach to the flat part of
the radiator core support.
11. Place the lower bracket against the radiator to find the bend to attach the bottom
part of the condenser. Bend both brackets the same.
12. Attach the lower brackets to the condenser across the bottom rail. The brackets
will attach to the second hole from the end.
Step Four
Installing the condenser
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