Reply to "AC Advice Needed"

noquarterMember

Never one to shy away from answering a question that wasn't asked, I don't see the need to move the condenser up front. My orig rear condenser A/C works well in French summer, most of the time with the AC knob not turned all the way (too cold). And if you move your condenser up front, I assume close to the radiator? If so, having the condenser up front can make the engine hotter. And the radiator can make the condenser hotter, it's just best to have them far from each other, right? A properly working rear A/C works best IMHO. Sorry

12/7/122:11 AM

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