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Just saw this on thereifixedit.com and reminded me of this thread.
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The 1995 V6 Mustang look-alike wheels make it even sexier...meow!
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Saw a guy w/a BMW that (you won't believe this one) used an aircraft electric a/c system. They are sort of self-contained, and some models fit in the rear cargo area of small planes.
Anyway, he got out of a wrecked C182 for like $100, and did something to the motor for 12V. He mounted it in the trunk, and had rigged the fan/evap to blow through the hole between the rear seats armrest. Don't remember how he vented the water. Sorry, never heard the outcome as I never saw him again but always wondered how he vented the heat etc from the condenser |
My Father (rest his soul) was the ultimate jerry rigger . . . old school farmer who never sent anything for repair.
We had an old County Dump Truck . . . No factory AC, but he rigged a 12V freezer coil (I was 6 so I have no real recollection of how this worked) into an insulated cooler. He added water/Antifreeze to this and a small pump (I don't recall the type of pump). I do remember that in summer there were four ball valves we had to switch to move from "Heat" mode to "A/C" mode. (leads me to believe this was just plumbed into the heater core hoses) The AC did not cool quickly (took 5-15 minutes depending on ambient temps) but we used to haul materials for hours at a time . . . that sucker got so cold it would freeze me out in the passenger seat . I'm thinking, there's a way to start with the ice, then embed one of these 12v. Freezer coils then you have the best of both worlds! |
Just bought a rebuilt compressor online for about $145, had lines flushed and installed comp. for $180 and with gas/oil it was about $360 total. Works pretty good but need to fix condensor fan motor.
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The problem with running water through the A/C coil on your Benz is that the coil is aluminum and it will oxidize and will decompose rapidly.
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all that and still don't get the answer you are after, tisk, tisk.
More power to you and you ice bucket a/c....... |
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