Adding A/C to 99 Civic
How complicated is it to add A/C to a 99 civic? What are the implications
and the necessary parts? Thx |
Re: Adding A/C to 99 Civic
In article <l19%c.25339$dd5.1108152@weber.videotron.net>,
"patrick delifer" <pdelifer@videotron.ca> wrote: > How complicated is it to add A/C to a 99 civic? What are the implications > and the necessary parts? > > Thx If you can find the factory kit--it shouldn't be hard--there will be no implications. Honda's legacy is that A/C is a factory part that's installed at the dealer. Over the past 15 or so years that's changed quite a bit--most cars come with it from the factory--but for those lower end cars where it's an option, adding it in ends up giving you a car that's just like the A/C came on it from the factory. It's probably $1100 total installed at the dealer. The kit is $600 or so and the labor is $500 or so. |
Re: Adding A/C to 99 Civic
In article <l19%c.25339$dd5.1108152@weber.videotron.net>,
"patrick delifer" <pdelifer@videotron.ca> wrote: > How complicated is it to add A/C to a 99 civic? What are the implications > and the necessary parts? > > Thx If you can find the factory kit--it shouldn't be hard--there will be no implications. Honda's legacy is that A/C is a factory part that's installed at the dealer. Over the past 15 or so years that's changed quite a bit--most cars come with it from the factory--but for those lower end cars where it's an option, adding it in ends up giving you a car that's just like the A/C came on it from the factory. It's probably $1100 total installed at the dealer. The kit is $600 or so and the labor is $500 or so. |
Re: Adding A/C to 99 Civic
Thanks E,
"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message news:elmop-DE3E73.23062306092004@text.usenetserver.com... > In article <l19%c.25339$dd5.1108152@weber.videotron.net>, > "patrick delifer" <pdelifer@videotron.ca> wrote: > > > How complicated is it to add A/C to a 99 civic? What are the implications > > and the necessary parts? > > > > Thx > > If you can find the factory kit--it shouldn't be hard--there will be no > implications. > > Honda's legacy is that A/C is a factory part that's installed at the > dealer. Over the past 15 or so years that's changed quite a bit--most > cars come with it from the factory--but for those lower end cars where > it's an option, adding it in ends up giving you a car that's just like > the A/C came on it from the factory. > > It's probably $1100 total installed at the dealer. The kit is $600 or > so and the labor is $500 or so. > |
Re: Adding A/C to 99 Civic
Thanks E,
"Elmo P. Shagnasty" <elmop@nastydesigns.com> wrote in message news:elmop-DE3E73.23062306092004@text.usenetserver.com... > In article <l19%c.25339$dd5.1108152@weber.videotron.net>, > "patrick delifer" <pdelifer@videotron.ca> wrote: > > > How complicated is it to add A/C to a 99 civic? What are the implications > > and the necessary parts? > > > > Thx > > If you can find the factory kit--it shouldn't be hard--there will be no > implications. > > Honda's legacy is that A/C is a factory part that's installed at the > dealer. Over the past 15 or so years that's changed quite a bit--most > cars come with it from the factory--but for those lower end cars where > it's an option, adding it in ends up giving you a car that's just like > the A/C came on it from the factory. > > It's probably $1100 total installed at the dealer. The kit is $600 or > so and the labor is $500 or so. > |
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