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E21, E30 General discussion and technical help for 1975-1991 3 series cars.
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Name: j123crx
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how do iget my a/c condensor out ?
85 318i 1.8L i got out most everything else but whats the easiest way to remove the a/c condensor ?
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Name: Antiburn
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Your Ride: 92 525, 88 325 hardtop'ed vert and 83 320iS
Also take the engine belt off, drain the freon out, takes the hoses off of the compressor, and remove the bolts that hold it to the block. .
#3
Name: c1apton
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Also take the engine belt off, drain the freon out, takes the hoses off of the compressor, and remove the bolts that hold it to the block. .
Burn, you're NEVER working on my car... the condensor is mounted in front of the radiator. You have to pull radiator to access it.
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Name: Antiburn
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heh I dun thought it seid compressor, dur
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Name: c1apton
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heh I dun thought it seid compressor, dur
That's ok, your excused - just say 7 Hail Marys and a David Letterman and all will be good.
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