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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Denver CO
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Still trying to figure out my AC...help??!
Here is my A/C issue.
Car was 79 930 with stock york a/c. Car got full bay intercooler so I had to ditch the tail condensor and the york compressor. Now I am trying to figure out have to have some decent a/c. I have purchased a compressor from a 89 930, however I need some sort or brackets to mate it to my engine. I am not sure what parts I need though. Secondly, I don't know what to do about condensors, I have talked with rennaire and griffiths both, it didn't sound like either of them had first had experience with my car of set up. Does anyone on here have a a/c system with a full bay intercooler that works well? So to reiterate my two questions are, what parts are needed to mount the 83-89 nippo compressor on my engine that was originally equipped with a york compressor? And secondly what is a PROVEN condensor set up for a car without tail condensor? THANKS! Here is a pick on my a/c mounting plate. ![]()
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Hey, I can't quite see your AC bracket very well, but when I went to a new AC compressor I had to have a new mount fabricated out of aluminum to mate it to the old bracket. The fabricated mount was about 1.5 or 2 inches high, and was essentially the width of the old bracket +/- with different holes drilled through it to make everything work. Maybe this is the same issue you are having.
I don't know why Griffiths gave you that line...They have a compressor that fits in the left rear wheel well to make up for the one lost in the engine bay. Also, I don't know where you live, but a lot of guys in Arizona have a huge condensor made to fit underneath the car, as it gets really hot here, and a huge condensor helps a lot. There was a thread on here a while back that addressed AC problems and fixes. I originally found it (and this forum) by doing a google search, myself, highlighting the "Procooler". There was a bunch of great information/stuff on that thread, so look for it. Good luck...Geoff |
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