Can i get A/C???
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Can i get A/C???
On a model that dsnt have a/c... like aftermarket or something.....
if so, for how much can i get it installed???
classic 97 sport
if so, for how much can i get it installed???
classic 97 sport
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DIY if you need to save the pennies, plenty of hard work stripping the dash out.... try a breakers for cost of parts, then fit, and pay for re-gassing.
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Yes. But not hot enough to modify a car from non a/c to a/c. Sorry I was taking the p!ss about the question. They usually fit the a/c as standard when they build the cars. Not sure where the condenser or compressor is mounted on your car but it would mean taking everything apart to fit plumbing pipework where it should have been. It's up to you mate but I wouldn't fancy it. Forgot to mention taking the dash of as well.
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looks a big job... would rather leave it now lol.... i had no idea what needs to be done.
i thought the layout of both a/c and non a/c cars were the same, except the a/c bit of course....
I find summer quite hot down here, and most of the time i drive in the traffic of central london - which adds up to more heat lol
i thought the layout of both a/c and non a/c cars were the same, except the a/c bit of course....
I find summer quite hot down here, and most of the time i drive in the traffic of central london - which adds up to more heat lol
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When I was looking to buy my car I didnt even consider A/C but having used it now I wouldnt want to drive in the summer without it - makes a big difference on the motorway when you can shut the windows so dont get all the noise and cruise along nicely chilled.
Personally wouldnt bother trying to fit it to your car as it would probably be cheaper to sell the car and buy another with it already fitted as it doesnt add anything to the second hand value, even though it was a £1200 !!! option new.
Personally wouldnt bother trying to fit it to your car as it would probably be cheaper to sell the car and buy another with it already fitted as it doesnt add anything to the second hand value, even though it was a £1200 !!! option new.
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you can get new kits fitted to them still for around the 1200 mark and usually takes upto a couple of days max to get it fitted
try this company below and speak to sam, they are the best at this kind of thing in the uk
Alpinair Vehicle Air Conditioning
try this company below and speak to sam, they are the best at this kind of thing in the uk
Alpinair Vehicle Air Conditioning
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you can get new kits fitted to them still for around the 1200 mark and usually takes upto a couple of days max to get it fitted
try this company below and speak to sam, they are the best at this kind of thing in the uk
Alpinair Vehicle Air Conditioning
try this company below and speak to sam, they are the best at this kind of thing in the uk
Alpinair Vehicle Air Conditioning
It was all original parts & took most of the day to fit.
Cost roughly £1200 to have done - one of the best things I did to the car and I dont regret it one bit.
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