i got a a/c compressor off a integra and i dont know what else i need to make this work? do i need the lines from a integra too? please feel me in on this subject. so far i only have the ac bracket, bolts and ac compressor

 

if you don't have the lines, you will need them. compressor, condensor, and lines. then you gotta hook it all up and get it charged if it's r12, or get a kit if it's r134a

 

i am stumpt, free bump though

 

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i am not sure about your state but in BC you have to upgrade to r134a, cant recharge r12 anymore

 

a/c? who needs a/c?

 

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i am not sure about your state but in BC you have to upgrade to r134a, cant recharge r12 anymore</TD></TR></TABLE>

interesting. here in texas it's still legal if someone certified in it does it. ill find the link, but r12 works better than r134a

 

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looks like he is texas, probley get pretty hot there so in the summer might be a nice feature.

 

ya, its nice how u dont really need it in a del sol, it gets hot, and u just pop off the targa top and ur good, lol

 

but anyways, im stuped, i dont no much about a/c except how to take it out without killing urself, hah

 

found the link

http://www.allpar.com/eek/ac.html

 

i have all the stock lines off my stock eg, do i need the lines off of the integra? and wth is R-12

 

it would be easier to just get a p54 ac bracket from a dohc del sol...you could bolt your civics compressor right up to the bracket and then the bracket right up to the block

 

use your exiting ac line and buy a DOHC del sol ac bracket. search for that del sol braket part number it had been posted quite a few times on here.

 

I would use your stock lines. You shouldn't have to adapt anything, but if you do just find the right adapter. Did the car have a/c to begin with? If so, just hook it all up and get it charged. If it didn't you will need stcok lines, condensor canister, and compressor. Also, did the b18 have a/c to begin with? If it didn't you will need a new crank pulley and a/c bracket...