how do i strip a/c?
07-29-2004, 03:08 PM
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how do i strip a/c?
i was wondering how-to strip my a/c out of my 96 integra ls. i still want the heat to work. dont waste your time saying stuff like *not worth it blah blah*. i just need someone to tell me how to take it out. thanks
07-30-2004, 04:56 PM
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Re: how do i strip a/c? (96integraLS)
I'm not sure what you are really trying to accomplish.
If your goal is to dismantle the AC system and move it to another car, start by evacuating the system, then dismantle the compressor, the condensor, dryer, and all lines and brackets. Then you will have to remove the expansion valve and the evaporator under the dash. Ift is a lot of work, but canbe done. I plan to install AC in one car that does not have it currently. I would guess that it will take a very long time though.
If your goal is to dismantle the AC system and move it to another car, start by evacuating the system, then dismantle the compressor, the condensor, dryer, and all lines and brackets. Then you will have to remove the expansion valve and the evaporator under the dash. Ift is a lot of work, but canbe done. I plan to install AC in one car that does not have it currently. I would guess that it will take a very long time though.
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If you need to ask this, then you shouldent do it. FIrst step. REMOVE the AC system. Seccond step: wait there isnt one. Look in you manual. you will see that the AC system is built around a couple major parts. Condensor, The compressor and all the aluminum lines and hoses. Start at one end of that and remove everything connected. ITS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by deepgreengsr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If you need to ask this, then you shouldent do it. FIrst step. REMOVE the AC system. Seccond step: wait there isnt one. Look in you manual. you will see that the AC system is built around a couple major parts. Condensor, The compressor and all the aluminum lines and hoses. Start at one end of that and remove everything connected. ITS NOT ROCKET SCIENCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</TD></TR></TABLE>
what he said! Real easy to do with the motor out..
what he said! Real easy to do with the motor out..
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Re: how do i strip a/c? (Big Teggie)
deep green gsr dont post on my threads again ty. does any1 have pictures on how to do this. i dont want to mess up my car. ty. ill look at manual and see what i find
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Its easy, if you knew what you were doing you wont mess up your car. The AC even half installed will not stop your car from working. Its not critical to the operation of the engine. so rip it out. HAve fun with the condensor and getting that out.
Its easy, if you knew what you were doing you wont mess up your car. The AC even half installed will not stop your car from working. Its not critical to the operation of the engine. so rip it out. HAve fun with the condensor and getting that out.
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