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looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
A/C kit Wanted
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looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
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Robert Ball
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Try http://www.vintageair.com/
I never did business with them so can't rate their service but their
stuff looks good, complete kits. Otherwise, look for a Scout II with air
in a wrecking yard or via internet web. very simple, independent
system. Controls are on the interior unit which mounts under the dash,
mount the compressor on the engine, a bracket for the dryer and the
condenser coil, gets some hoses and you're in business. Won't cool a
full size SUV but OK for mid-size vehicles. Vehicles with A/C added may
need bigger alternator, bigger radiator as the air is already hot from
the A/C condenser coil, fan shroud, bigger fan or more blades, which
usually calls for fan clutch. Most vehicles with A/C from the factory
also have a method of increasing idle speed when the air is on due to the
big load on the engine, fan, and alternator.
[email protected] wrote:
> looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
> swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
I never did business with them so can't rate their service but their
stuff looks good, complete kits. Otherwise, look for a Scout II with air
in a wrecking yard or via internet web. very simple, independent
system. Controls are on the interior unit which mounts under the dash,
mount the compressor on the engine, a bracket for the dryer and the
condenser coil, gets some hoses and you're in business. Won't cool a
full size SUV but OK for mid-size vehicles. Vehicles with A/C added may
need bigger alternator, bigger radiator as the air is already hot from
the A/C condenser coil, fan shroud, bigger fan or more blades, which
usually calls for fan clutch. Most vehicles with A/C from the factory
also have a method of increasing idle speed when the air is on due to the
big load on the engine, fan, and alternator.
[email protected] wrote:
> looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
> swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
T
[email protected]
Guest
On Mon, 23 Jun 2003 03:22:23 GMT, Robert Ball <[email protected]>
wrote:
>Try http://www.vintageair.com/
>
>I never did business with them so can't rate their service but their
>stuff looks good, complete kits. Otherwise, look for a Scout II with air
>in a wrecking yard or via internet web. very simple, independent
>system. Controls are on the interior unit which mounts under the dash,
>mount the compressor on the engine, a bracket for the dryer and the
>condenser coil, gets some hoses and you're in business. Won't cool a
>full size SUV but OK for mid-size vehicles. Vehicles with A/C added may
>need bigger alternator, bigger radiator as the air is already hot from
>the A/C condenser coil, fan shroud, bigger fan or more blades, which
>usually calls for fan clutch. Most vehicles with A/C from the factory
>also have a method of increasing idle speed when the air is on due to the
>big load on the engine, fan, and alternator.
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>
>> looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
>> swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
man i gotta get one of those things.... fast
wrote:
>Try http://www.vintageair.com/
>
>I never did business with them so can't rate their service but their
>stuff looks good, complete kits. Otherwise, look for a Scout II with air
>in a wrecking yard or via internet web. very simple, independent
>system. Controls are on the interior unit which mounts under the dash,
>mount the compressor on the engine, a bracket for the dryer and the
>condenser coil, gets some hoses and you're in business. Won't cool a
>full size SUV but OK for mid-size vehicles. Vehicles with A/C added may
>need bigger alternator, bigger radiator as the air is already hot from
>the A/C condenser coil, fan shroud, bigger fan or more blades, which
>usually calls for fan clutch. Most vehicles with A/C from the factory
>also have a method of increasing idle speed when the air is on due to the
>big load on the engine, fan, and alternator.
>
>[email protected] wrote:
>
>> looking for for an A/C air conditioner kit that will fit any vehical.
>> swap for ham radio gear. (mint)
man i gotta get one of those things.... fast
