73 220D AC questions
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73 220D AC questions
Well I did some searching- didn't find much.. But wanted to know if any of you guys have had luck with replacing the AC with an aftermarket one?
59 60 61 - 66 MERCEDES 220 york - sanden AC COMPRESSOR | eBay
This is what I have found.. In my readings i have heard the aftermarket is easier on the engine/ blows stronger/ and colder air (ahhhhh)
My questions are:
Should i replace the dryer?
Is this a viable solution?
Should I look at something else?
Anything else (other than lines and gaskets) that I should replace?
Thanks,
Chris
59 60 61 - 66 MERCEDES 220 york - sanden AC COMPRESSOR | eBay
This is what I have found.. In my readings i have heard the aftermarket is easier on the engine/ blows stronger/ and colder air (ahhhhh)
My questions are:
Should i replace the dryer?
Is this a viable solution?
Should I look at something else?
Anything else (other than lines and gaskets) that I should replace?
Thanks,
Chris
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The York is internally lubricated by oil in its sump, like like most any other piston motor/engine. Sanden compressor is not a rotary, its a wobble-plate.
There isn't any benefit to spending the money if your existing compressor works. Sanden compressors do the same job as the york, but use 5 small pistons instead of 2 larger ones.
The only advantage is space, which is why new vehicles use them.
Sanden
York
There isn't any benefit to spending the money if your existing compressor works. Sanden compressors do the same job as the york, but use 5 small pistons instead of 2 larger ones.
The only advantage is space, which is why new vehicles use them.
Sanden
York
I know my clutch has seized, but have no idea if the compressor is done. BUT I have had two different mechanics tell me to replace it.. So I was going to do it anyway.
- Chris
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