Aircon retro fit
01 February 2003, 08:55 PM
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Has anyone had aircon fitted as a retro fit to their classic scoob ?
if so who by and how much , I think subaru dealer charge about £1000 , is there any other companies that can fit it , ?
if so who by and how much , I think subaru dealer charge about £1000 , is there any other companies that can fit it , ?
01 February 2003, 09:14 PM
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i've seen a kit for sale on here for aroun £400 notes...
it was made by another company, but exact replacement item.
once fitted it needed charging (or something
) which was around £80
fitting i think was 100? or somewhere close...
it was made by another company, but exact replacement item.
once fitted it needed charging (or something
) which was around £80fitting i think was 100? or somewhere close...
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i think subaru are 3 years or 60k miles warrenty which ever comes 1st which can be extended for a fee of around £400 a year .you must also have a full subaru service history of course
i think subaru are 3 years or 60k miles warrenty which ever comes 1st which can be extended for a fee of around £400 a year .you must also have a full subaru service history of course
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Right the things to make sure get with the Air con kit second-hand are as follows.
Pump,Belt and mounting bracket and Belt cover, Reciver-dryier, Aircon rad, second fan, pipework, internal Matrix housing including matrix and drain pipe and big oval bulkhead gromet, switch for dash board and the relays 5 on pre my97 cars,
Also all pre my97 use the banned R12 gas and you should get a conversion kit to change it to R134a which IIrc is about £200+
but you can find people with R12 gas if you ask nicely 
and theyt will need to put some pump oil in as well.
And once you have all the bits it's a pice of pi$$ to fit
Warning make sure the pump bearings are good and they don't rumble when you spin it up by hand and there is no rust in the inlet and outlet on the pump also you should buy a new Reciver dryier and there are different Scoob types 2pin plugs and 4 pin plugs
If you want more info mail me as per profile as I have been there and brought the T Shirt
Huxley
Pump,Belt and mounting bracket and Belt cover, Reciver-dryier, Aircon rad, second fan, pipework, internal Matrix housing including matrix and drain pipe and big oval bulkhead gromet, switch for dash board and the relays 5 on pre my97 cars,
Also all pre my97 use the banned R12 gas and you should get a conversion kit to change it to R134a which IIrc is about £200+
but you can find people with R12 gas
if you ask nicely and theyt will need to put some pump oil in as well.And once you have all the bits it's a pice of pi$$ to fit
Warning make sure the pump bearings are good and they don't rumble when you spin it up by hand and there is no rust in the inlet and outlet on the pump also you should buy a new Reciver dryier and there are different Scoob types 2pin plugs and 4 pin plugs
If you want more info mail me as per profile as I have been there and brought the T Shirt
Huxley
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