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DISCUSSION => General Topics => Topic started by: aaron31182 on July 12, 2007, 04:04:03 PM
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I'm collecting the pieces to get a working r134a a/c system in my car. I came upon an A/C compressor from a 1990 325i. It's a Nippon Denso unit. Will it fit correctly on the M42?
I have to get new lines anyway, so it isn't a big deal if the stock lines wont fit. I just want to make sure it will bolt to the engine and the electrical connections will work.
Thanks
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I just pulled a Denso unit off of my parts car, so if it is the same model, I would imagine it would fit.
(http://lh6.google.com/2006TopBanana/RnMJZk5gS5I/AAAAAAAABWg/hWm4d33vq4E/s800/P6157547.JPG)
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if not i have one for sale of a 318is.
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Thanks for the picture. I will double check it.
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Would a compressor and bracket work from a newer 1.9? I would assume it is a bit more efficent but I have never checked. Just a thought.
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Would a compressor and bracket work from a newer 1.9? I would assume it is a bit more efficent but I have never checked. Just a thought.
R-134 is less efficient (if we are talking about how cold the a/c system gets).
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I know that 134 doesnt cool as good thats why I am still rocking the R-12. Screw a retrofit. I was just thinking about drag from the compressor, I know that a good deal of other car systems have improved in drag through the years.
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R-134 is less efficient (if we are talking about how cold the a/c system gets).
Agreed. R-134 sucks in my opinion.