Weight Removal; A/C System
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Weight Removal; A/C System
Is there a way remove the A/C condenser (I think it's the condenser) without removing the Dash?
Edit; Evaporator
Edit; Evaporator
Last edited by Liquid Anarchy; 11-06-03 at 05:07 PM.
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Are you referring to the thing in front of the radiator or the thing on the block? I always get those two confused.
The one on the block by itself empty weighs around 17lbs with the bracket. The one in front of the rad weighs almost nothing, but it might help cooling alittle if you remove it.
The one on the block by itself empty weighs around 17lbs with the bracket. The one in front of the rad weighs almost nothing, but it might help cooling alittle if you remove it.
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Originally posted by 1987RX7guy
ok another different question here. If I remove the evaporator will my heater still work?
ok another different question here. If I remove the evaporator will my heater still work?
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When you take the evaporator out of the box, it does leave two holes. Mazda should have one without a/c, at least that what I was told. I tried mazda parts dept. and they looked at me like I was crazy.
So I used a high quality duct tape and some high temp epoxy. Worked great.
The heat works better now and so does the fan. As it frees up air resistance within the system.
So I used a high quality duct tape and some high temp epoxy. Worked great.
The heat works better now and so does the fan. As it frees up air resistance within the system.
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