take out my ac
IF your going to take out the whole thing including the evaporator its alot of work.. but just the compressor and condenser and lines its not that hard.
make sure you evacuate your ac system first.. you can call around to shops to see if they will do it for free since your going to give them Refergerant which they make $$$ off.
make sure you evacuate your ac system first.. you can call around to shops to see if they will do it for free since your going to give them Refergerant which they make $$$ off.
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LOL thats what I do!!
LOL thats what I do!!
I just did this on monday. Its fairly simple. I just realeased the coolant into the air
, then just pull off all the lines and unbolt the compresor and condensor fan, etc. I took out everything except the evaporator because it doesn't really save any weight and you have to replace it with a heating duct anyways. Make sure you don't take out your ac compressor mount though like I did. It also serves as a main torque mount. My engine hopped all over the place until I replaced it
, then just pull off all the lines and unbolt the compresor and condensor fan, etc. I took out everything except the evaporator because it doesn't really save any weight and you have to replace it with a heating duct anyways. Make sure you don't take out your ac compressor mount though like I did. It also serves as a main torque mount. My engine hopped all over the place until I replaced it
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Anyone selling A/C parts let me know i need some. email me at stehigs321@aol.com
dont pm me they are hard to keep order of
dont pm me they are hard to keep order of
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dont pm me they are hard to keep order of</TD></TR></TABLE>
i'll take mine out and sell it if the price is right
dont pm me they are hard to keep order of</TD></TR></TABLE>
i'll take mine out and sell it if the price is right
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get a helms manual. The evaporator is under your glovebox inside your car...i wouldn't worry about taking it out. Its not heavy and you'll have to replace it with a heating duct anyways. The condensor is that beer can looking thing by your driver side headlight and the compressor is that big metal box thing towards the bottom of your engine block.
get a helms manual. The evaporator is under your glovebox inside your car...i wouldn't worry about taking it out. Its not heavy and you'll have to replace it with a heating duct anyways. The condensor is that beer can looking thing by your driver side headlight and the compressor is that big metal box thing towards the bottom of your engine block.
Just wondering, for all you guys without ac, what is the best way to defog your windows? Every morning here I can't see through my windows. Just leave the windows down and freeze?
that thing that holds the freeon or how ever u spell it, the thing ( that looks like a beer can) haha do i need to take my bumber off to get it out? or when i take off the hose it will come off threw thetop.
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