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Compressor Connector Differences
 Wednesday, 27 July 2011 There wew differences in the compressors used on '88 model Reattas and the the compressors used on the '89-'91 models.
The connectors used on the '88 models had a blade style male connector and the later models used a female style pin connector. There may be other differences in the compressors as well but for identification purposes this will be one major difference.  Thanks to Padgett for the photo Last Updated Friday, 09 September 2011
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