*Sonic*

Ok here are the instructions for fitting Air Con

Right Click, save target as..

it is a series of jpg's and is approx 1.8Mb in size

Steve

D.K.1

(*Sonic* posting) oops I did move the file lol

I will try and dig the file out again if anyone needs it

scooby4181

if you could dig out the file,i would be very grateful

500

Me too please, I have a feeling I'll be doing this soon for someone

martin850

iTrader: (51)

Any luck finding the file mate as Im hopeing to do this conversion soon. Cheers mate.

olliecampbell

iTrader: (3)

Ive got the instructions here if you still want them..an old thread im afraid but none the less....

Sonic'

I still have them somewhere LOL

Talk about reviving a thread

If anyone does still want them, let me know

It is quite easy to fit, i did it myself in next to no time

Steve

bartmanuk

i assume this will have a picture of the drive belt 'sonic'?
would be a great help.

BM

Sonic'

Ok here are the instructions for fitting Air Con

Right Click, save target as..

it is a series of jpg's and is approx 1.8Mb in size

Steve

Have changed the link now to point to the correct file

Sonic'

Added an article to the all new Scoobypedia now for this

Air Conditioning Installation - ScoobyPedia

olliecampbell

iTrader: (3)

Damn, beat me too it


Anything to watch out for when doing it? Ive got the kit coming from Grade A tomorrow and want to get it done on Saturday ready for Goodwood on Sunday

Sonic'

Not really tbh as long as you have all the right bits, I ended up having to get a new rad from Grade A as the one I had was the wrong fitting

What I would do if I was you, is test fit everything all pipework etc before fitting to the car, as I got stuck and couldnt drive it until I got the correct rad

If you do a search on *Sonic* username and Air Con I have a few threads with some more info, just not had chance to put it on ScoobyPedia yet

Those pictures are quite helpful to a degree, depending on the year of your car

Dont forget to get it gassed too, Ive added the gas quantity and compressor oil quantities too now to the article

The Heater Matrix was probably the hardest part but on a MY99-00 its still quite straight forward, remove the glove box completly (just be careful round the passenger air bag) and its 3 bolts to remove the matrix, you will need deep sockets and adjustable extension bars, small and nimble hands too for one of the bolts

once you get your kit, if you need any help then let me know

Steve

Sonic'

Ollie

Thanks for editing the spelling, and adding the JDM bits too

I forgot to add that bit, even the JDM models vary between each other, as I sold a spare matrix that wouldnt fit any other car except a Type R strangely enough

Steve

olliecampbell

iTrader: (3)

Thats cool

Thanks for the info, when i get the unit gassed are they likely to be able to fill it up with oil too?

Gonna start cleaning and preping the bits tonight (its a second hand kit):

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Sonic'

yes the oil should be added when being gassed

olliecampbell

iTrader: (3)

Right, day 1 down all installed but i broke a bit and they sent me the wrong second radiator rad....never managed to get it filled either!

It was very handy for Grade A to send me loads of extra bits, but meant i had to waste time taking other bits off! Also i think the donor car ended up i a ditch or the engine exploded. There was oil and dirt everywhere!

Is there any way, without the system currently being gassed, to tell if its working?

olliecampbell

iTrader: (3)

PS i think the hardest part was trying to work out in which order the rubber grommits went on the condesor! That took me for ever trying to fit them!