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Air-con in a 240


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Has anyone here retro-fitted airconditioning to their z?

What was your opinion about the way it looked / operated?

Can you use most of the parts from a 260 to do it?

Any info appreciated..

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Some of the later 240's had a dealer installed A/C here is AUS.

The compressor and brackets from a 260 would fit, however it's the inside componants that would create problems.

Try ringing around some of the zed shops to see if they have the bit's you need.

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I have the air cond out of a 260Z, that will be going in my 240z, hopefully.

It just sits next the the blower motor, and feeds cold air into stock 240Z blower, when it is switched to internal. Might have to upgrade the compressor, as it was probably for the CFC bad gas, and i think the new stuff needs something done to the compressor to make it as cold as the old stuff.

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Yeah on the one I have. 2 pipes for the gas in, gas out through holes in the firewall. There is a drain for condensation also, which in the 2+2 i got it from just drained down the inside of the firewall onto the carpet, which might explain why the floor was so rusty.

Then there's the electics, which i havent worked out yet. No where near that stage of the restoration yet.:(

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I think I spoke to that guy. He got the last kit off Lyndsay at z spares... doh!

What is his name on this forum? I wouldn't mind finding out how it's holding up..

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Hehe I was with the guy your talking about today his name is Dale he's a Viczcar guy. The aircon setup was installed by lindsy at Zshop in Melbourne it was a kit he had out the back. However if you are keen you can install any compressor unit if you want to fabricate the mount for it off the engine. Then it's just a case of a - and + and connecting it to the blower.

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