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Re: Removing air con system
« Reply #15 on: 29 May 2022, 11:07:21 »

Having driven omega with and without A/C, why would you want no A/C. Doesn't take much to get it working. The 2 major weak spots are the condenser and pipes under the battery tray,
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Re: Removing air con system
« Reply #16 on: 29 May 2022, 19:58:03 »

Having driven omega with and without A/C, why would you want no A/C. Doesn't take much to get it working. The 2 major weak spots are the condenser and pipes under the battery tray,

I changed all sorts of bits & pieces on my Omega .... HP & LP valves .... pressure switches ... condenser & compressor ... and the bugger refused to hold onto its gas.  :-\
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Re: Removing air con system
« Reply #17 on: 29 May 2022, 20:58:56 »

Having driven omega with and without A/C, why would you want no A/C. Doesn't take much to get it working. The 2 major weak spots are the condenser and pipes under the battery tray,

I changed all sorts of bits & pieces on my Omega .... HP & LP valves .... pressure switches ... condenser & compressor ... and the bugger refused to hold onto its gas.  :-\
Evaporator was about the only thing you overlooked, and seals
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Re: Removing air con system
« Reply #18 on: 29 May 2022, 21:11:26 »

Having driven omega with and without A/C, why would you want no A/C. Doesn't take much to get it working. The 2 major weak spots are the condenser and pipes under the battery tray,

I changed all sorts of bits & pieces on my Omega .... HP & LP valves .... pressure switches ... condenser & compressor ... and the bugger refused to hold onto its gas.  :-\
Evaporator was about the only thing you overlooked, and seals
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Never changed an evaporator,, there's a valve behind the glove box.
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Re: Removing air con system
« Reply #19 on: 31 May 2022, 11:53:41 »

Having driven omega with and without A/C, why would you want no A/C. Doesn't take much to get it working. The 2 major weak spots are the condenser and pipes under the battery tray,

I changed all sorts of bits & pieces on my Omega .... HP & LP valves .... pressure switches ... condenser & compressor ... and the bugger refused to hold onto its gas.  :-\
Evaporator was about the only thing you overlooked, and seals
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Never changed an evaporator,, there's a valve behind the glove box.
I just changed the car in the end .... it was easier  ;D :y
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