Holy crap.. cheap A/C
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Holy crap.. cheap A/C
If anyone is lookin for new A/C parts, check this out
http://www.mazdaformance.com/Merchan...egory_Code=470
entire A/C kit for $299! Great price for all new components!
Just thoughts id clue in anyone thats lookin for a new compressor or whatnot.
http://www.mazdaformance.com/Merchan...egory_Code=470
entire A/C kit for $299! Great price for all new components!
Just thoughts id clue in anyone thats lookin for a new compressor or whatnot.
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Originally posted by 'Vert in Vegas
I bought a couple.
They are just as advertised.
No problems.
I bought a couple.
They are just as advertised.
No problems.
Wonder if I could get it to fit on an '86. My air hasn't worked in years.
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haha wish i would have seen this earlier i just completly removed my A/C and tossed it in the garbage and i could have just given it to one of you guys.
my bad
my bad
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I bought/installed one of the units and it works very well. The compressor is filled with oil compatible to R-12 so you would probably have to replace that prior to installing if you are going to run 134. It is very simple to install , but if you are retrofitting a TII note that a N/A compressor/power steering pump engine mount bracket must be used. The stock A/C compressor was a Nippon Denso and it is larger that the Sanden supplied with the kit. Also note that I was going to run 134 in mine and wanted to get a 134 compatable dryer for it. The problem was the dryer had different size fittings than did the kit hoses that attached to it. Other than that, drop it in, apply Freon and go.
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turbocajun,
so did you end up using R12 or R134? how did you manage to get all the oil out? because just a little bit left over will containate the R134 stuff and kill the compressor.
so did you end up using R12 or R134? how did you manage to get all the oil out? because just a little bit left over will containate the R134 stuff and kill the compressor.
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Originally posted by Cheers!
turbocajun,
so did you end up using R12 or R134? how did you manage to get all the oil out? because just a little bit left over will containate the R134 stuff and kill the compressor.
turbocajun,
so did you end up using R12 or R134? how did you manage to get all the oil out? because just a little bit left over will containate the R134 stuff and kill the compressor.
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Cheers: I had just purchased two cans of R-12 from a friend for use in my other old car if I needed it. So I just plugged in the 12 and, brrrr freezer city. Nothing cools like R-12.
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Perhaps I got the last one then...I ordered mine the morning of 1-30 at like 3am. It came yesterday, everything in one big box, brand new, every damn bolt and fastener adn wire, even damn zip ties. Hey, only the best for my new winter project...
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