what does it take to have a/c??
#1
what does it take to have a/c??
so i wont to install ac in my 96 hatch that has a 1999 si motor swap with complete 99 si wiring. what exactly do i need to install ac.
#2
Re: what does it take to have a/c??
i think you need the ac compressor, condensor, receiver drier, lines, brackets, belt, and wiring for the 99 car (your motor). use the 96 evaporator and interior stuff. should work. but i've never done it myself. research my opinion more
#4
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drop me a pm and i'll post oem part numbers tomorrow, give me your engine year and make it came from and your car info. also tell me if you have ac in your car already?
#6
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hey let me post the numbers later...this site kiced me off or somethin after i had like almost every oem number for you for the entire ac system. i was almost done but IDK what happened to the site stuff. all my other sites were still online so i know it wasnt my internet connection.i'll get back to it later today.
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#8
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blower motor 79310SR3A01, blower motor relay, blower motor resistor 79330SR3A01, blower motor switch 79570S01003, compressor clutch relay, compressor clutch 38900P2T003, compressor clutch coil 38924P2T003, condenser fan blade 38611P8CA01, condenser fan motor 80151S04003, condenser fan motor relay, condenser fan shroud 80161S04000, condenser unit 80110S01A11
#9
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control assembly 79500S01A01ZA, control module HVAC (for 1996 car), coolant temperature sensor/switch, A/C coupler O rings, evaporator case (1996 car), evaporator core 80210SR1A12 (US built car) 80215ST7A01 (Japan built car), evaporator temperature sensor/switch 80430SR1A12, expansion valve 80220ST7A12, heater control valve cable (1996 car),
#10
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heater core 79110S04G01, heater core case (1996 car), high pressure safety valve HVAC, discharge hose 80315S01A01, suction hose 80311S01A01 (US built car) 80311S04G01 (Japan built car), power transistor HVAC, receiver dryer 80351S01A01 (w/o showa) 80351S04003 (with showa), refrigerant pressure sensor/switch 80440SK3901
#11
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so went to the junk yard today and found only one 98 civic ex and took out the heater core some lines that were attached to it. i also found an EG coupe that every thing for A/C. so i was wondering if i could use the parts from the EG onto my the ek?
#13
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well your best bet would be to get parts from a place like autozone. its really not a bad deal. some stuff for the ac system you dont want used. youll spend more money repairing the system in a ac shop. get new lines/hoses, a new condenser and evaporator core, receiver/dryer, and expansion valve. along with ac O rings (the green ones). the condenser fans, relays, and bracket for the compressor and blower motor with the evaporator core housing and heater core housing go ahead and get in the junk yard. if you get the heater core in the junk yard have it pressure checked in a radiator shop. but first see if yours is the same one. it very well could be. if yours is good and the right one youre in luck
#16
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no problem dude. i just hate when people have problems from not having a clue on what they need to do. and i believe that real car guys should help each other out when they can. glad to help bro
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