How do i get a/c into my 95 civic ex with 95 gsr swap?
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Do you have the EX A/C stuff? that is the best way to go. You can use Integra stuff but it takes a lot more work.
You said no A/C components? At all? No condenser? Dryer? Line from dryer to firewall?
Line from Compressor to firewall?I just did my A/C (B16 but same thing for A/C) You
need an A/C bracket (motor to compressor) for your motor and A/C set up. I used all
EG Civic A/C components and bought a A/C compressor mounting bracket (to the motor)
for a CRV with a B20 (YES! It will work) its called a PJ7 (I think) I bought mine for $50
I also know a 94-97 Del Sol DOHC VTEC bracket will work (although they're kinda hard
to find on your own and everyone knows it works and charge up the A$$ for it...$100+)....
and have been told a 99-00 civic Si bracket will work.
Just remember that using the A/C stuff for your car and buying the a/c bracket is the BEST
way. If you don't have A/C stuff at all in your car....its not impossible but takes much more
work (and $$$). Another thing is you NEED to buy new OEM rubber o-rings for ALL A/C
fittings. I think there's 11 rings total and they're not that expensive
You said no A/C components? At all? No condenser? Dryer? Line from dryer to firewall?
Line from Compressor to firewall?I just did my A/C (B16 but same thing for A/C) You
need an A/C bracket (motor to compressor) for your motor and A/C set up. I used all
EG Civic A/C components and bought a A/C compressor mounting bracket (to the motor)
for a CRV with a B20 (YES! It will work) its called a PJ7 (I think) I bought mine for $50
I also know a 94-97 Del Sol DOHC VTEC bracket will work (although they're kinda hard
to find on your own and everyone knows it works and charge up the A$$ for it...$100+)....
and have been told a 99-00 civic Si bracket will work.
Just remember that using the A/C stuff for your car and buying the a/c bracket is the BEST
way. If you don't have A/C stuff at all in your car....its not impossible but takes much more
work (and $$$). Another thing is you NEED to buy new OEM rubber o-rings for ALL A/C
fittings. I think there's 11 rings total and they're not that expensive
