Here is a pic of the Expansion valve on my car

It may be confusing because I don't know the terminology. So here we go again.
Low side from compressor to evaporator.
Discharge line from compressor to bottom of condenser.
Liquid line from evaporator to condenser.
Attached is the AC schematic for the Camaro

IN A QUANDARY!!! Based on the configuration of the components I have I am concerned that they may be wrong. The Camaro Z28 condenser has the discharge line from the compressor connected to the bottom of the condenser and the Liquid line connected from the expansion valve to the top of the condenser ...

Yes. It is a brass, right angle externally equalized expansion valve.

The parts I need to complete the AC system is the line that goes to the top of the condenser to the corresponding Receiver/Dryer. I have been searching the internet for the past 24 hours for GM part # 10269581 or AC Delco #15-33132 and it is NLA. No one has this line. Does anyone on the forum have a...

I spoke to Oriellys and the compressor, condenser and dryer they sold me is for a 1995 Camaro Z28. The AC manifold hoses for a 1995 Caprice. The LT1 engine installed in the car is from a 1995 Caprice (Police Edition). Searcing the internet the AC compressor for the Caprice is #15-22135A and for the ...

The condenser and compressor are for a 1995 Camaro Z28. As per the research done by Oriellys they also work for the 94-96 Caprice Police Edition.

This is what my condenser looks like. What is the name/part number for the line on the top?
The lower line is about 1/2" ID.
I do not know what the size of the top line will be as I cannot find one.

@ tbirdtbird: Thank you for responding. Besides my last query to which you promptly responded, I have a few more questions. The compressor is installed in its original position on a 1995 LT1 engine which I installed in a 1988 Jaguar XJS. I have about 1 1/2 inches of clearance between the AC lines on...

P.S I had to bend the lines to clear the exhaust manifold.