I need an air con radiator as i destroyed mine today :tank:

 

Need An Air Con Radiator TT 1994 or higher

Edited June 16, 20178 yr by GeeDee

What spec

This link may be of help..

 

https://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?187385-AC-Condenser-Same-Part-No-t-for-TT-amp-NA&p=1951514&viewfull=1#post1951514

ah need a TT 1 then, mine is an 89 dos'nt look like its moved in 28 years

 

bumpty bump

I think I have one, remind me on Friday as I'll probably forget and I'll have a look

will do :rockon:

Think I might have one aswell.. Although, of you've bust the aircon rad, surely you have no gas left??

 

I didn't think the gas was available for these any longer?

The gas is not just unavailable but also illegal if my memory serves me correctly.

Is there not a replacement gas?

This link may be of help..

 

https://www.300zx.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?185554-Air-con-re-gas&highlight=AIR+CONDITIONING

yeah becoming an expert on this bloody radiator was gonna do a conversion to a 94+, but been reading up u can use R437 its a direct replacement for R12 so i just need a 94+ TT air con radiator

Edited June 15, 20178 yr by GeeDee

Ah I hadn't read the title properly, the one I've got is probably not 94+ (how could I tell?) and at a guess I think you'll struggle to find one! Do you think you need it for the gas connection? Does that link redwine posted not have a way around that?

yeah theres 2 ways to do as far as i've read so far u get a 94+ radiator(dryer) and plum that in and then regas with R437 its a replacement for R12 the other way is you do it is a conversion u need radiator(dryer),pressure switches, some adapters and oil then u can gas that with R134a, depending on how often u need to regas the conversion will work out cheaper as R134a is a more expensive gas than R437

 

94+ on the left 89-93 on the right

Edited June 15, 20178 yr by GeeDee

I can't tell the difference :-P

lol yeah took me a while the main 1 is the pipe fitting i've ringed it in red

The main difference is the core/fin density! The condensers from later TTs are more efficient (part #92101-47P15).

Bump Still looking

Yep mine is pre 94 I'm afraid

still looking :online2long: