Honda Car Forum

Had to install a new fan motor which meant disconnectiong the
evaporator and discharging AC.

" Don't tell me about pollutants please ".

Any recharge kits available to order on line. JC Whitney use to have
but
can not find.

tnx

On Sun, 13 Jul 2003 22:54:41 GMT, P S <123@earth.com> wrote:

>Had to install a new fan motor which meant disconnectiong the
>evaporator and discharging AC.

Huh? Surely it's possible to change the fan without touching the A/C
system at all. You might have had to remove, maybe just lift a bit, the
radiator but that's a lot easier to deal with than the A/C system.

>" Don't tell me about pollutants please ".
>
>Any recharge kits available to order on line. JC Whitney use to have
>but
>can not find.

If you opened the system to the atmosphere, you're going to have to pull a
strong vacuum for an hour or so before recharging with refrigerant - might
also want to think about a new receiver/dryer. You should be able to find
R-134a recharge kits at any auto parts store or WalMart but to do the job
right you should really use a gauge/manifold set.

Rgds, George Macdonald

"Just because they're paranoid doesn't mean you're not psychotic" - Who, me??