Re: Is adding air conditioning an unobtainable myth?
Posted by John Payne On 2011/11/8 22:40:27
G'day Men, I realise this is a late post relating to this topic but I was just searching through my stack of spares (for something I couldn't find) and realised I have what I believe is the third pully required when fitting A/C (see pic's). It has a 3/4" centre hole.
I have an under-dash unit (converted to R134A) fitted to my car with a York compressor mounted above the generator. While the compressor still turns, it's reached its use by date and I would like to replace it with a modern Sanden. I have two questions about this - (1) what model Sanden are you fellas using on Patricians? and (2) what is a suitable compressor mount? Despite lengthy searching on this site, I found a lot of references to same but was unable to find out any specific. Is it likely that I'll have to fabricate something to suit? The existing mount is basically a right angle, with a vertical component to which the York is bolted and a horizontal component at the bottom which is bolted to the thermostat housing. There may be more to it which I'll be able to see once I remove the York. Regards, John
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I have an under-dash unit (converted to R134A) fitted to my car with a York compressor mounted above the generator. While the compressor still turns, it's reached its use by date and I would like to replace it with a modern Sanden. I have two questions about this - (1) what model Sanden are you fellas using on Patricians? and (2) what is a suitable compressor mount? Despite lengthy searching on this site, I found a lot of references to same but was unable to find out any specific. Is it likely that I'll have to fabricate something to suit? The existing mount is basically a right angle, with a vertical component to which the York is bolted and a horizontal component at the bottom which is bolted to the thermostat housing. There may be more to it which I'll be able to see once I remove the York. Regards, John
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