Date: Sun, 29 Apr 2001 10:06:07 +0100 From: danny <dannynopsamAMGaggia-espresso.com> Subject: Re: Removing Air Conditioning system.
Even in this country I find the AC very useful - it speeds up demist times, and actually used it yesterday, it was warm outside. Don't forget that it is illegal to vent the refrigerant to the atmosphere. Whilst I know that the AC compressor is expensive (mine is noisy, but still works) I'd definitely investigate replacement rather than removal. Regards, Danny http://www.gaggia-espresso.com <<Giant pics ADSL test site!>> Remove "nospam" from email address to reply bccochrane wrote: > hi pb > > its fine to remove my air con sys as i dont have ACC > and i dont plan on selling the car, i just want increased air flow, and to > remove some dead weight. > as if we need air con in this flipping country anyway. > > pb <pbflorancenopsaml.msn.com> wrote in message > news:#tX3tWGwAHA.295nopsamnbbsa09... > > You don't think you use it? The ACC system does. It's part of the > climate > > control for the car including winter driving. I would suggest replacing > it > > and make your car run like it was in intended. If you plan in selling the > > car, a missing AC is a big negative. Find a good indy AC or Saab shop > that > > knows what they are doing. It's common to see these units cook with age. > > Mine did. Smoked the belt right off in the middle of nowhere. Cut the > belt > > off and continued home. I believe the ACC uses the AC to help with > > defrosting and balancing the heater as it's basically, always available as > > the ACC unit calls for it. I believe some 9000s in other markets were > sold > > with the ACC, but they had the older style rotary controls. > > > > > > --
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