Third Gen Camaro Air Conditioning Swap (AC Retrofit Ep 1)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- We're aiming to lower temperatures inside this 1989 Camaro by transplanting the air conditioning from a 1989 Firebird GTA.
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Thanks for all the support on the video! I’m hard at work on editing the second episode!
Can't wait to see the next installment!
Near and dear. I just completed a "re-install" of my A/C after car purchase 3 years ago. The prior owner had removed (but retained) all the ancillary parts however not the air-box or evaporator. I purchased new lines, compressor, dryer, and modern in-line screen for 134a. Properly flushed both the condenser and evaporator, installed all the new parts back on the car and had 6 oz oil / 2.5 lbs 134a installed by local shop, "wallah" A/C, very nice. T tops out windows up A/C set on Bi-Lev, and enjoy the sunshine. LOL
That really is living the dream! The cold AC completely changes how I drive in the summer, no more baking like a hot potato!
About to do this in my 86 man it has all the options from 86 but the same thing previous owner gutted her for raceing purposes, but ots been a 10-year project 100% restoration with all original options
Ac is all i got left. I hope to get it in this year or early next
Thats gonna be a decent amount of work, but good job, I couldnt imagine having a thirdgen without ac
It sure was, I'm happy to say that it worked out in the end (spoilers). These cars just get so hot!
Great camaro
Hopefully you got a good deal on that non-a/c car.
I was really hoping I could find a kit to go into mine ;-;. I got my 3rd gen from what is basically the graveyard for the cars at my schools shop, and Its pretty much got nothing mechanical in it, I really want to get a motor in asap, but I figured it would be smarter to get the brakes, ac, and ecu/wiring set up first (after I patch all the holes and repaint the chassis T-T). Finding your video is extremely useful though! I'll definitely check out your channel :>
I wish you the best of luck with your build! These are really fun cars and I'm sure it will be worth it when it finally hits the road!
@@brickheadgarage554 Thank you, I hope your video series does really well on here!
I have a 1984 Camaro that had all of the ac parts out of the engine bay removed by the previous owner and now I'm on a quest to add ac back to the car.
What a shame! Luckily the hardest part is actually finding the parts. It'll be worth it in the end I promise you that!
Is there a vin code behind the heater box? In search of a place to do a pencil trace that doesnt involve removing the windshield?
I don't believe I remember seeing one back there unfortunately