Hello all,
I don't have Air Conditioning in my little ST. Anyone know the best way to add it?
~J~
I don't have Air Conditioning in my little ST. Anyone know the best way to add it?
~J~
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~J~
~J~
its probably WAY more work and money then its worth. you have to take apart your whole dash, do wiring, assemble the system properly, whole bunch of stuff.
just sweat it out and roll the window down. AC really boggs down the 7afe anyways.
just sweat it out and roll the window down. AC really boggs down the 7afe anyways.
2000 Celica GTS 'slowest gts evar'1998 Mazda 626 FS-DE/CD4-E
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LOL - no way man. It's well worth the effort to put AC in. It gets HOT here. We just did my friend's truck - it wasn't that big of a deal. The Celica's dash looks a little more complex, but it's still the same idea - can't take more than a weekend. His kit cost about $800 shipped (realy quality stuff too). If it's less than $1000, and takes less than a weekend to do - I'm more than willing.
~J~
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its probably WAY more work and money then its worth. you have to take apart your whole dash, do wiring, assemble the system properly, whole bunch of stuff.
just sweat it out and roll the window down. AC really boggs down the 7afe anyways.
its probably WAY more work and money then its worth. you have to take apart your whole dash, do wiring, assemble the system properly, whole bunch of stuff.
just sweat it out and roll the window down. AC really boggs down the 7afe anyways.
LOL - no way man. It's well worth the effort to put AC in. It gets HOT here. We just did my friend's truck - it wasn't that big of a deal. The Celica's dash looks a little more complex, but it's still the same idea - can't take more than a weekend. His kit cost about $800 shipped (realy quality stuff too). If it's less than $1000, and takes less than a weekend to do - I'm more than willing.
~J~
well if its worth it to you, then good luck. make sure you get it charged at a shop tho, those DIY cans are pretty crappy. they either dont have enough oil or too much oil and you wont get the proper charge into the system. i got my AC fixed and on an almost full charge (1.30lbs instead of the 1.37 it should be, but close enough) blows out cold air at 38F. its awesome!
enjoy your AC!
enjoy your AC!
2000 Celica GTS 'slowest gts evar'1998 Mazda 626 FS-DE/CD4-E