how to convert a chest freezer to a kegerator

i couldnt find it through search so could someone list me the parts needed for converting my chest freezer to a kegerator and the steps too please

also its a top opening and closing chest freezer will this cause problems?

Just use the search functionality and search for "keezer". I don't expect many people to be posting a list of parts and steps as this is a pretty major project. You'll find many different threads that use different parts and different methods of construction, so there really isn't a list of parts set in stone.

try over in DIY in the project locater thread that is stickied: here

scroll down to the serving section. you are building a keezer!

have fun!

ok i didnt know it was called a keezer lol that may be why i didnt find anything but what i want to know what are the major componets or how does it work like with the c02 and all

so am i right or wrong about this all i need to make a draft system is a pressure line into the keg from a co2 bottle with regulators and tap/ despensing line? basicly

Theoretically, yes, but only if you want to use picnic taps and open the freezer every time to pour a beer. If you want to have taps on the outside you will either need to put a wooden collar on the freezer or drill holes in the top for a tower.

what is this wooden collar you speak of ?
also another dumb question how do you clean the draft lines

Cleaning the draft lines you use BLC (Beer Line Cleaner) or some similar product. You can use a hand held device or just put dilute the BLC to its proper concentration in a corny keg, pressurize and run the solution through the lines. Here is a link to a very informative website and the photos of my keezer collar.

http://www.micromatic.com/beer-questions/how-often-clean-equipment-aid-61.html

looks good but no i think i wanna go out the top on these chest freezers all the refrigeration stuff is in the back right?

The compressor is in the back, underneath the hump and the coils are in the sides. Putting a tower on the top shouldn't be too much of a problem. Here is a thread that should give you a general idea on how to attach a tower to the top. My only concern is that you need the small piece of plywood to secure the tower into the lid.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f35/sanyo-4912-kegerator-conversion-19762/

Here is another thread to give you some ideas on running a tower out of the top. This person reinforced the lid with a sheet of plywood.

https://www.homebrewtalk.com/f51/hbt-members-inspired-me-my-keezer-project-150256/index7.html