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Question A/C with DOHC engine?

I was wondering, since I've never really thought about the issue of having A/C in my CRX with a DOHC motor.

Will the stock CRX HF A/C lines fit the LS compressor? Or what exactly do I need to do to get A/C working? Or can I?

If ya don't know I've got a '90 CRX HF with a b18a1 motor.

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Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

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Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

Where in the site does it have any info on how to get A/C with a DOHC motor?

One of you guys has to know this one!
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Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

hasport makes a bracket that allows you to put a stock d-series a/c compressor on a b-series, that way stock a/c lines will fit
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Re: Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

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hasport makes a bracket that allows you to put a stock d-series a/c compressor on a b-series, that way stock a/c lines will fit

ah! thanks =)
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Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

I had the same question, but what about using the b series compressor? would the dohc delsol bracket work? would all the lines fit..... just curious
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Re: A/C with DOHC engine?

nope. the line ends dont match.
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