Reply to "Anyone Reversed the Fan on the A/C Condensor?"

George PAdmin.

My plans are to relocate the condenser to the front of the car, in front of the radiator. I will install as big a condenser as will fit. I'm planning this to enable the installation of the aftermarket trunk tub that has a flat bottom, for more luggage capacity.

But I agree with all of you, a larger condenser & more fan (more cfm) should make a world of difference in the oem location. That little oem condnser & "weezer" of a fan is definitely a limitation.

Your cool friend on the PIBB, George

10/1/0512:02 PM

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