At LMR.com, we know how complicated it can be to try to piece together your Fox Body A/C kit when items have been removed from previous ownerships. That is why we have put together full Fox Body A/C kits to allow you to replace everything you need at one time.
We have also put together this quick guide for you to get a better understanding of which components go where to help with installation.
How An A/C System Works
The A/C system in your 1987-1993 Mustang works similarly to most vehicles of that time period. It works by cycling refrigerant through a closed loop to remove heat from the cabin. The compressor pressurizes the refrigerant and sends it to the condenser, where it releases heat and turns into a liquid. This liquid then flows to the evaporator inside the cabin, where it absorbs heat from the air, cooling it before it’s blown through the vents. The refrigerant, now a low-pressure gas, travels to the accumulator, which removes moisture and filters out debris before sending it back to the compressor to repeat the cycle. This continuous process keeps the interior cool and comfortable.

1987-1993 Mustang A/C Routing Diagram
KEY:
Yellow: A/C Accumulator
Red: A/C Liquid Line From Evaporator To Condenser
Green: A/C Compressor Discharge Line
Light Blue: Manifold Service Attachments
Purple: A/C Compressor With Clutch
Not Shown: A/C Condenser (Mounted In Front Of Radiator)
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1987-1993 Mustang A/C Bracket Diagram/Installation