A/C Kit?
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I was looking on majestic honda's website and seen they have a "A/C kit". Does it come with everything to add a/c to a non a/c car? I was thinking about buying it.
http://www.hondaautomotivepart...++KIT
http://www.hondaautomotivepart...++KIT
Wait, it does not show that it comes with switches/relays and whatnot.
It kinda looks like a "replace everything from an old car's A/C with nice new working parts" kind of kit. Not so much a "add A/C to your non-A/C EF."
Did your car come factory with A/C? Do you still have the wiring and dash switch?
It kinda looks like a "replace everything from an old car's A/C with nice new working parts" kind of kit. Not so much a "add A/C to your non-A/C EF."
Did your car come factory with A/C? Do you still have the wiring and dash switch?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by CRX MASE »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">$500.00 doesnt seem to bad, i dont think. Not when you can have all brand new OEM a/c parts.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I guess not when you consider how much those parts probably cost individually. A/C stuff can get really expensive. However, you could probably get a kit from someone who pulled theirs for less than half that.
I guess not when you consider how much those parts probably cost individually. A/C stuff can get really expensive. However, you could probably get a kit from someone who pulled theirs for less than half that.
Call them, typically the "A/C kit" is complete i.e. everything you need to add a/c to a non-a/c car
When I worked for Acura, when the cars became leftover models, the A/C kits would go down in price sometimes down to a few hundred dollars or less. A lot of times it was cheaper to buy the whole kit than to just buy a compressor alone and we got all of that other stuff for "free"
When I worked for Acura, when the cars became leftover models, the A/C kits would go down in price sometimes down to a few hundred dollars or less. A lot of times it was cheaper to buy the whole kit than to just buy a compressor alone and we got all of that other stuff for "free"
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