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    A/C Master Plan

    Hi Guys :-)

    I've got Master Plan, to put into my SEi Aerodeck an A/C

    first question :
    Is it possible to do that ? let say I know something about mechanics, and so on, but don't have much to do with A/C
    second:
    Is there any difference between CARB and FI Car and Its A/C system ?
    I found something strange Chapter 23 page 22 ? A/C idle control valve or something...

    and at least I need a full A/C system from USA here in Europe its very rare.
    There is a first person who is willing to send whole A/C system but, his car is Carbed, and my is EFI so... I dont know is this a full A/C system for me.

    Any possible help would be an improvement for me :-)
    I would love to see my 89 Aerodeck wich is SEi with lather seats, to have an A/C :-)


    have a nice ride
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    the compressers and mounting brackets are usually different between efi and carb motors, or different trim levels
    - llia


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    Quote Originally Posted by A20A1
    the compressers and mounting brackets are usually different between efi and carb motors, or different trim levels
    As far as i know the compressor is bolted to the A20 motorblock, and it is all the same in every A20A engine.
    I'm affraid rather than some other parts, that can be different.

    I think that noone here did this conversion, but It would be nice to have almost full equiped car.
    there is no ALB, no cruise controll, manual gear, and no A/C
    And It will be much easier to sit in summer on a lather seat with Air condition than without it :-)


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    You will need:
    A/C Compressor w/clutch Denso or Keihin
    Clutch relay
    Clutch Diode
    A/C low pressure
    Idle boost solenoid valve
    Idle boost diapham
    Delay control unit
    Mounting Bracket
    Line from Compressor to condenser
    Condenser
    Hard Line from Condenser to Receiver/Drier
    Receiver/Drier
    Hard line from evaporator to receiver/Drier
    Evaporator

    A/C control switch with harness

    Once you acquire all this then if you existing harness support the connection you should be in like a polar bear.

    I'm heading to a junk yard in Jacksonville Florida about the 3rd week of November I probably could pick you up a few things while I'm down there but you would have to send the money through paypal once I let you know what is was going cost for the parts and shipping.

    let me know.
    Phil

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    Well I'm in the middle of takeing mine out.I will let you know what I have when I'm done.You oay for shipping and it's all yours.
    Stop bench racing and pick up a wrench

    I know my spelling sucks and I suck with computers deal with it.

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    and what about this
    A/C idle control valve that is used to set up RMPs on neutral gear with A/C on ???
    like I said chapter 23 page 22 of the manual
    If I could only look on a car with A/C here I would check it,
    but I can't couse My car with A/C will be a Rare find....
    there is no problem to find a 4gen accord with A/C but the 3rd is rare.

    any way, thanks for the list, I will compare it to the manual.
    and about this pay pal thing ... I will have to learn how to make busines with USA... couse in this moment I dont know :-)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Elijah
    Well I'm in the middle of takeing mine out.I will let you know what I have when I'm done.You oay for shipping and it's all yours.
    :-) , It's very kind of You.
    but the shipping is a pain in the a.. so I'm kinda interested in a complete system with every rubber, every mounting bracket, every hard line, every harness, and so on. But I will remember Your offer.

    first I have to be sure that there is or there isnt any difference between the carbed A/C system and EFi system.
    Can someone look to the 23 chapter at the page 22 ?? at the Idle control valve ?? I think that this is the part that the carbed car doesnt have.


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    Quote Originally Posted by P|eszczoH
    As far as i know the compressor is bolted to the A20 motorblock, and it is all the same in every A20A engine.
    I'm affraid rather than some other parts, that can be different.

    I think that noone here did this conversion, but It would be nice to have almost full equiped car.
    there is no ALB, no cruise controll, manual gear, and no A/C
    And It will be much easier to sit in summer on a lather seat with Air condition than without it :-)
    Not directly to the block, the bracket is held to the block by 6 rather large bolts. As long as you get the bracket and compressor as a set them no worries, which you are so yeah.
    - llia


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    The carb car uses an a/c idle boost solenoid, which directs vacuum to the a/c idle boost diaphragm to raise idle when the a/c is on.

    If efi operates with a simmilar solenoid then you can hook the vacuum lines from the carb solenoid to the efi solenoid... or vise versa.
    - llia


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    One more time,
    Here is what I will need:
    1.A/C Compressor w/clutch Denso or Keihin
    2.Clutch relay
    3.Clutch Diode
    4.A/C low pressure switch
    5.Idle boost solenoid valve
    6.Idle boost diapham
    7.Delay control unit
    8.Mounting Bracket
    9.Line from Compressor to condenser
    10.Condenser
    11.Hard Line from Condenser to Receiver/Drier
    12.Receiver/Drier
    13.Hard line from evaporator to Receiver/Drier
    14.Evaporator
    15.A/C control switch with harness
    16.thermostat
    17.sight glass
    18.charging/testing valves
    19.Line from compressor to evaporator
    20.any rubber holding condenser?
    21.any plastic part that holds the hard line and other lines?
    22.any other harness?
    23. any vacum lines ?
    and now
    How or to what is the idle solenoid valve connected (electrically,or vacum)?
    How or to what is the idle boost diaphram connected (electrically,or vacum)?
    a/c idle control valve(chapter23 page 22 H.manual) = idle boost solenoid valve ??????????????
    When there is a A/C is there a second Fan for a Condenser or olny the main Fan which is in every car.
    Am I right ?
    Last edited by P|eszczoH; 10-30-2004 at 03:38 PM.


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    there is a second smaller fan that comes on when you turn on the A/C but it's possible to use a second large fan... it may or may not fit though with the A/C components installed
    https://www.3geez.com/showthread.php?t=32732
    - llia


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    Quote Originally Posted by A20A1
    The carb car uses an a/c idle boost solenoid, which directs vacuum to the a/c idle boost diaphragm to raise idle when the a/c is on.

    If efi operates with a simmilar solenoid then you can hook the vacuum lines from the carb solenoid to the efi solenoid... or vise versa.
    I dont know if carb does, but EFi for sure do.
    the difference is that You set the idle when ac is on
    carbed car - somwhere near the carb.
    EFI car there is a screw under the A/C Idle control valve
    and thats why I think that there can be a problem or the difference between those two A/C systems.
    like I said I'm not A/C specialist, I'm not even a car mechanic, I'm an informatic ;-) but I do all the work around the aero by myself and I did change a motor head, and than whole engine once in my old Aero...

    so this is why I'm asking You gus what do You think about all this work,
    and the whole A/C systems, couse i think you've got more to say than I will ever have :-)


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    Quote Originally Posted by A20A1
    there is a second smaller fan that comes on when you turn on the A/C but it's possible to use a second large fan... it may or may not fit though with the A/C components installed
    https://www.3geez.com/showthread.php?t=32732
    So we have to put A/C Fan to my wish list ? :-)


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    Shipping of the hard lines... I believe they are stock copper tubes may be a problem... they will end up being bent if they are shipped cause I believe most of them came in long segments... it may be better to buy some tubing from an auto store and bend it how you need to.

    I don't know if you listed the parts that go under the dash of the car... I'm not sure if the blower and all that are different for a non A/C cars.
    - llia


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    Quote Originally Posted by A20A1
    Shipping of the hard lines... I believe they are stock copper tubes may be a problem... they will end up being bent if they are shipped cause I believe most of them came in long segments... it may be better to buy some tubing from an auto store and bend it how you need to.

    I don't know if you listed the parts that go under the dash of the car... I'm not sure if the blower and all that are different for a non A/C cars.
    I know, and i'm affraid of this too - the hard lines ((
    Under the dash I do not see nothing more, than a a/c switch + harness, evaporator, thermostat, and Delay control Unit.
    and I did list those parts
    blower looks like is a different part and It is the same in both car types (with/without A/C)


    have a nice ride
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