ok for those of you that have removed your a/c i would like to know what you did with the evaporator. i want to keep my heater so obvioulsy i will need the blower fan but that is on the opposite side of the heater core and the evaporator so... yeah i would like to know what you guys have done. i am just thinking about gutting the black box where the evap is.

 

why not just leave it the way it is? just disconnect the ac lines from it in the engine bay. that's what i did.

 

well for the seriously **** people who think that every ounce is wasted energy, lol i have stripped the car of most other stuff so i was just thinking that in doing this it might help out some more with the weight savings you know.

 

i bet you could replace it with the piece from 92-95 civics that had no ac, but i'm not sure.

 

dont remove your a/c. i was thinking about that, but what about when it rains? how are you going to defog your windows.

 

ha ha well it doesn't rain a whole lot here but when i got the car most of the a/c was gone anyways so i don't mind. and as far as heat goes i lived in phoenix for 1 year with out a/c and it really doesn't bother me a whole lot.

 

removing the ac in no way affects your heater, there is a hose in the back of the block that runs into the firewall and heats the heater core under the dash

you remove the pump, canister, the ac lines and condensor along with the fan

the ac lines thar run into the fire wall can be plugged and you can still use your defroster when its cold/rainy

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by DC2 Mang &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">removing the ac in no way affects your heater, there is a hose in the back of the block that runs into the firewall and heats the heater core under the dash

you remove the pump, canister, the ac lines and condensor along with the fan

the ac lines thar run into the fire wall can be plugged and you can still use your defroster when its cold/rainy


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the op wants to remove the evaporator, which is under the dash.

 

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the op wants to remove the evaporator, which is under the dash.</TD></TR></TABLE>
sounds like alot of unnecessary extra work

 

its easy to get out, you just have to have something to replace it with.

 

yeah exactly like for say like the civic one that was mentioned before otherwise the only way i can do it is to gut out the black box where the evaporator is.