AVO KIT & A/C
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AVO KIT & A/C
Can a/c be hooked up with an Avo kit on a 1.6?
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before i bought the old avo kit, i visited avo and asked them if the current kit fits with the aircon. they said yes.
even the old one i got from you will work, i just need to put a clip on it , or something, to hold one of the pipes slightly higher as it fouls on the belt that drives the aircon compressor. i just haven;t got around to doing it yet. it only needs to move up about 2 or 3 cm, easy to do.
even the old one i got from you will work, i just need to put a clip on it , or something, to hold one of the pipes slightly higher as it fouls on the belt that drives the aircon compressor. i just haven;t got around to doing it yet. it only needs to move up about 2 or 3 cm, easy to do.
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I beg to differ alittle
On mine I had to modify the water outlet pipe ie shorten it along the block as it fouled the turbo front housing
thus in turn then fouled the back of the air con compressor
(which i didn't know) until i put the air con back on 6 months later
I probably could have rerouted the water pipe underneath the aircon but at the time I didn't know/take into consideration the air con comp. mounting
On mine I had to modify the water outlet pipe ie shorten it along the block as it fouled the turbo front housing
thus in turn then fouled the back of the air con compressor
(which i didn't know) until i put the air con back on 6 months later
I probably could have rerouted the water pipe underneath the aircon but at the time I didn't know/take into consideration the air con comp. mounting
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I modified the water outlet pipe when i put the new kit on so it clears the housing now, the reason for the a/c question is a potential buyer wants a/c on the car so I'll let them know, thanks.
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lowmiata wrote:I beg to differ alittle
On mine I had to modify the water outlet pipe ie shorten it along the block as it fouled the turbo front housing
thus in turn then fouled the back of the air con compressor
(which i didn't know) until i put the air con back on 6 months later
I probably could have rerouted the water pipe underneath the aircon but at the time I didn't know/take into consideration the air con comp. mounting
Interesting, I didn't have a modified water outlet, just the stock one (runs close to the turbo). Perhaps that's why it can be done on mine?
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Sean wrote:Yeah, Mania confirmed it was possible on my old style AVO set-up too. I beelive they have done a few.
I had the a/c fitted by the Maniacs yesterday & its getting gassed up on the morrow.

Still having more fun than a barrel of monkies.

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