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Re-installing AC on a 3.2 Carrera

Considering re-installing factory AC on my 86 Carrera.
The car now has backdated heat.
Does anyone know if the factory compressor stand will co-exist with the right side air duct?

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I have an 83 with backdated heat and factory ac installed. It fits but is tight.
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Remember that the compressor stand is made up of two brackets- the main one which bolts onto the front right face of the motor and a stabilizer small bracket which bolts onto the top side on top of cylinder 4 and 5, and, onto the back of the main bracket. Rear tin may have to be cut out a bit for the main bracket if it’s not the original.
There are some good alternatives today to improve the mediocre A/C of the earlier cars.
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Thanks Johan
I have the original brackets and rear tin so those should fit.
The PET shows a third support brace #13 in the diagram


My concern is interference with the duct for back-dated heat, which is not original to my car.
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Yes, forgot about #13. I backdated the heat when I converted my 3.2 to a 3.4 Turbo. It all worked out although the air outlet tin under the A/C bracket is smaller in diameter than the hose diameter required for the heat 930 exchanger end. So a bit of that self sealing electrical tape for reinforcement and double clamps where in order.


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