is it worthwhile to get a efw AC parts from the junkyard? im refering mainly to things like a compressor, and the AC lines.
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is it worthwhile to get a efw AC parts from the junkyard? im refering mainly to things like a compressor, and the AC lines.
I have had good luck with some A/C parts ie: compressor, lines and hoses. Just check them over carefully and be prepared to bring them back to swap out if needed.
If the clutch is operating smooth and the shaft spins the pistons without drag on the compressor I'd give them a try.
none of the parts i have are actually defective, and thats cause i dont have any of the AC parts anymore. elijah gutted the engine bay parts, and i finished off the interior parts. now that i see AC is a worthwhile investment, im going to try and add it back on.
what is there to look out for on the lines and such when finding parts? i might order a reman compressor from ebay, but im not sure yet. most other parts will be from junkyard though
You want to look for the oval type compressor, which I believe is the Keihin. The Nippon Denso one only takes R12 vs the Keihin taking both R12 and R134a. The Nippon Denso is a square type.
For lines, since they are rubber, make sure they do not have any cracks in them.
I think the Keihin is the one to avoid. I wouldn't get any A/C parts from the junkyard myself. They will be worn out. Maybe the condenser and evaporator, but definitely not the compressor.Quote:
Originally Posted by russiankid
Hm, I don't really remember which one is which, but avoid the square looking one. You want the cylinder looking one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz
P.S. No idea why I said oval previously. They are definitely not oval. :hmph:
I'm thinking of investing in this one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
