A while back I bought a A/C system here off a guy who pulled it out of a 91' Festiva that had both power steering and a/c.
Well I have run into a problem, I can't find ANY compatible accumulator/driers under any year for the Festiva on rockauto. I know for a fact it is factory because it is a nippondenso compressor. UNLESS these rare Festivas that had power steering, had a dealer installed a/c system that uses a Nippondenso compressor, but for some reason I don't believe that.
The closest drier I could find that looks like the pressure lines might fit into is for Dealer installed A/C, but has a weird fin sticking off the side of the canister, the one I pulled off the system was just a round canister, no fin.
This is the closest thing I could find.
But the fin would have to be cut off, because it will not mount to the condensor with it, that and I am not even sure the fittings are the right thread and size, but still is the only one with fittings set up in this configuration. Everything else has the fittings at a 90 degree angle, or fittings that attach straight into the top.
Any thoughts? Anyone have experiance with this oddball A/C system that may just end up being a pile of scrap if it can't be used?
Well I have run into a problem, I can't find ANY compatible accumulator/driers under any year for the Festiva on rockauto. I know for a fact it is factory because it is a nippondenso compressor. UNLESS these rare Festivas that had power steering, had a dealer installed a/c system that uses a Nippondenso compressor, but for some reason I don't believe that.
The closest drier I could find that looks like the pressure lines might fit into is for Dealer installed A/C, but has a weird fin sticking off the side of the canister, the one I pulled off the system was just a round canister, no fin.
This is the closest thing I could find.
But the fin would have to be cut off, because it will not mount to the condensor with it, that and I am not even sure the fittings are the right thread and size, but still is the only one with fittings set up in this configuration. Everything else has the fittings at a 90 degree angle, or fittings that attach straight into the top.
Any thoughts? Anyone have experiance with this oddball A/C system that may just end up being a pile of scrap if it can't be used?
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