i tried searching but ac was too short or very little things come up when i typed it out...i was wondering if an ac system from car A willl fit into car B...

 

whats car "A" and whats car "B"

try to be just a tad bit more specific

not trying to be sarcastic either just need more information to get an exact answer

 

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try to be just a tad bit more specific

not trying to be sarcastic either just need more information to get an exact answer </TD></TR></TABLE>

Post it up and I can help I'm pretty good with a/c systems.

 

It completely depends on what refrigerant car A used versus car B's refrigerant.

 

hey don't mean to jack the thread, but I have a similar question and this dude isn't being more specific.

How about I get the entire ac system off a 95 vic and try to put it on a 92. What will I have to do, just plug and play? retrofit? how hard will all this be (i'm a noob, but still think I can do it)

 

Im guessing that it would be a direct replacement. I believe that both systems are R12 refrigerant. I would reccomend that this would be done by a professional that has the tools and the knowledge to do this.

Tony

 

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How about I get the entire ac system off a 95 vic and try to put it on a 92. What will I have to do, just plug and play? retrofit? how hard will all this be (i'm a noob, but still think I can do it)</TD></TR></TABLE>

if you have everything off the 95, you should be good to go. 94+ use R134a. the only important differences are the seals on the lines. R134a will eat through the seals on a R12 system

 

will the a/c from a 99 GSR fit in a 00 Civic if I'm doing the engine swap as well?

 

cool, thanks. I don't think the tools will be a problem. Plus I'll only take it to a professional to have it recharged.

 

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You can buy a recharge kit from Napa. just look at the specs for yourcar and fill it accordingly. You don't need a professional to fill the system only to drain.
Nowadays most retrofit kits are compatable with older systems so you dont have to change the seals.

 

i got a 92-95 civic almost complete A/C system for sale.it came out of my 93 civic hatch. just no evap(black box) inside the car, everything else is there.

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1251715

 

a/c just roll down the windows.

 

that doesn;t work in Az where it's 100+++++

 

or in Illinois where it gets 82-92 consistantly in the summer.

 

you must drive faster!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! to get the full effect.

 

ok so what about the a/c out of a 94 del sol into a 93 4dr civic? do you think the lines and everything are the same?? my 4dr used to have air and the old owner tore it out, now i want it back in and have access to all the a/c parts from a del slo.

 

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if you have everything off the 95, you should be good to go. 94+ use R134a. the only important differences are the seals on the lines. R134a will eat through the seals on a R12 system</TD></TR></TABLE>

The seals are different and so is the refrigerant oil used with 134a. Its also important to note that 134a requires higher pressures over r12.. In this case, a conversion should not cause any issues. I had mine converted before I pulled it out and it seemed to work just dandy. 134a doesn't "eat" seals on r12 systems either.

 

sorry for the dissappearance got caught up with work....i have a 96 civic....and was wondering if an a/c system from a different civic like 92-95 or a 94-01 integra would fit...