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W123 Air Conditioning - BerlinerWillie - 06-09-2014
I purchased my 300D without a compressor and some lines. The body was too good to pass up. Anyway, I can go with stock Delco unit and new lower/upper manifold line(s) & Freeze 12, or I can go with a Sanden 134 aftermarket solution. None of these vendors seem to be in business any longer. I cannot get a response from Klima or European Cooler Air. Any other vendors out there that handle these components? If not, I will go the stock route. How about the refrigerant lines? I cannot find the manifold lines aftermarket. I may just have to go to MB. Any other solution recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
RE: W123 Air Conditioning - Purplecomputer - 06-09-2014
(06-09-2014, 11:39 AM)BerlinerWillie I purchased my 300D without a compressor and some lines. The body was too good to pass up. Anyway, I can go with stock Delco unit and new lower/upper manifold line(s) & Freeze 12, or I can go with a Sanden 134 aftermarket solution. None of these vendors seem to be in business any longer. I cannot get a response from Klima or European Cooler Air. Any other vendors out there that handle these components? If not, I will go the stock route. How about the refrigerant lines? I cannot find the manifold lines aftermarket. I may just have to go to MB. Any other solution recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
You can always get the sanden compressor online. You will need a mounting kit for it. You can make one or buy one. i think a guy on peachparts makes them for about $150
as far as lines, have you checked with a hydraulic shop? I know they usually makes hoses and they might be able to fabricate some for you,.
RE: W123 Air Conditioning - raysorenson - 06-09-2014
Yep, dude on PP is selling mounts. I'd keep it simple and get junkyard stock stuff, find some R12 on craigslist and call it a day. A healthy bone stock late 123 system with R12 works fine in an AL summer.
RE: W123 Air Conditioning - Austincarnut - 06-09-2014
I have lines and other ac parts, I'm slow as hell to get things in the mail though, prices are competitive! let me know if you need something
(06-09-2014, 11:39 AM)BerlinerWillie I purchased my 300D without a compressor and some lines. The body was too good to pass up. Anyway, I can go with stock Delco unit and new lower/upper manifold line(s) & Freeze 12, or I can go with a Sanden 134 aftermarket solution. None of these vendors seem to be in business any longer. I cannot get a response from Klima or European Cooler Air. Any other vendors out there that handle these components? If not, I will go the stock route. How about the refrigerant lines? I cannot find the manifold lines aftermarket. I may just have to go to MB. Any other solution recommendations will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
RE: W123 Air Conditioning - bricktron - 06-20-2014
the PP source is "ROLLGUY" and i can vouch that he is for real. i have the kit in hand.
RE: W123 Air Conditioning - Greazzer - 06-20-2014
I have his (ROLLGUY) kit too. Great product and Great customer service !