Lebronsito

Please some one help me i have a condenser, evaporater, and ac lines that came of an ek but i have an eg with a b series swap i want ac on it but have no idea what to do i also have the b series compressor but the ek lines dont fit. I was told that i have to get the original ac that came with my 93 eg which is a single cam compressor and i have a b series motor so im confused on how to put ac on a swapped eg please someone help i need ac asap i hate the heat!!

Thank you very much

tony_2018

So who told you that you need the ej ac lines and a b-series ac compressor to make it work in an eg?

egsleepercivic

get the original AC meant for your car including compressor lines etc, then get the bracket for a del sol vtec (P54) or a 97 crv (P7J)

The only thing different than the stock AC that came with the car is the bracket when you swap a B series into a 92-95 civic

kyden

who told you 96-00 parts fit?

Lebronsito

Thanks the person that told me was the one that sold me the all the ac components so i figured since its a b series it will need a b series compressor not a single cam one

tony_2018

gtfoh

PrettyMuchBoned

Why won't compressor brackets etc for the engine, work in his car?

Lebronsito

Yes i have an eg but i have a b series on it and i have a b series compressor but they told me it fits

tony_2018

If your car didn't come with a/c, or it was removed, you basicly want to keep everything the same as the car itself. del sol vtec has the same design as an eg but there are still some differences. You'll need to locate a del sol vtec a/c bracket in order to use a eg a/c compressor. Also the usdm eg civics never came with a b-series so therefore the next best thing is the del sol vtec. The reason why you there are part differences is because the integra compressor is a different size than the eg d-series compressor. You might think you can get away with using a b-series ac compressor and twisting the a/c lines to match up to the compressor but your risking it. Up to you.