Automotive Air Conditioning Information Forum

I have been talking to a lot of people on the "net" and probably the best response was to go to a brushless motor. Apparently they have the most power available for fan motors, a lot more power than a brush motor. Now my problem is to find a controller for a brushless motor. Will be doing a lot more ...

I am driving a 63 Pontiac Catalina convertible. Had it for about 10 years and the first modification was a new engine and trans. LT and 6 speed trans out of a 15 silverado. Had to adapt an A/C and found a unit out of a 96 Crown Vic that could be adapted. I got it in the available space but with all ...

Sorry I apparently was not real clear. I did replace the accumulator but when I disconnected the inlet hose on the evaporator it ran a puddle of bright green oil on the garage floor.
The green oil makes me wonder what was in the system, if it was 134 I don't need to be real careful about cleaning ...

I am ressurrecting an 89 Bronco II for my granddaughter. I am at the A/C now and am going for the R134a changeover. I changed the accumulator and the oil that ran out is bright green. I do not believe that this is mineral refrigeration oil. What are the odds that it already had R134a even though it ...

I am sure this information is in here somewhere but I did not find it. I am trying to resurrect an 89 Bronco for my granddaughter. This car only has 89000 on the clock because the previous owner blew the transmission and parked it in the desert. I have gone through the brake system, fuel system ...

Thought that I would post the findings. In the absence of any useful information on the system operation I wound up taking the whole thing apart to figure out how it worked. My ancestry comes out of southern Germany on both sides so I believe that gives me the right to cuss the Krauts. Essentially I ...

I gave my '94 SL 500 to my granddaughter as a throw away first car. Didn't pay enough attention to the hoses and she blew the heater hose hidden behind the engine. Needless too say she barbecued it. I found an acceptable used engine and installed it. It takes a lot of digging around to replace the ...

However the EPR works I am impressed. This thing is spitting out air temp in the 30's with ambient temps in the 80's Don't know what it will do when we hit triple digits but what I remember about the average system of the time this one seems to be among the best.

Probably a mute point now as it is ...

A friend of a friend managed to come up with a wiring diagram for a 66 Dodge. It was close enough that I managed to find the wire on the firewall side of the bulkhead plug. Once found it was relatively easy to trace and fix. The diagram shows the clutch wire going directly from the control to the ...

It has been common practice for years in residential and commercial installations to install a filter just outside the compressor assembly on the high pressure line. I can only guess that the reason it never caught on in automotive is that there is no gain.