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Air Con?

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hobbit:
I read that on a thread somwhere either here or on the lroi forum, can be done but can get quite involved imagine dash work wuld come into it, how much to take out not sure, would not like to try it myself, but sure there is some one who has done it

Bush Tucker Man:
Don't think I've used apart from a couple of times to make sure it still works.

Ben:
I used the climate control most of the time on the Disco when I had it. It's just become a habit now, and have it on all the time in the Passat.

The fuel economy thing's a bit misleading sometimes as well - granted you loose a couple of MPG, but with an engine with the power of the 200 or 300 TDi, it's no more than that - the 1.4 "micro hatch's" with air con struggle a bit though  :D
Interestingly, (unless you've got the Climair deflectors - Andy!) you lose more MPG by having both front windows open than you do when you're running air con.

It's a bit of a faff to fit for your self - call a local air con specialist for a quote - you might find it cheaper in the long run than buying all the bits separately yourself, and then trying to find someone to fit it! Just depends how much you want it...

Cheers

Ben

DIE BOK:
What are the pro's and cons of fitting air con to the motor  :?:

Cheers.[/quote]

Where I come from you need it! S.Africa but why you need it in this country is a mystery-I personally think its a waste of time and money...
There is nothing like driving through the country in England on a nice summers day(when we have one) with the windows open taking in all that fresh air...We spend that much time with our windows closed it makes a change to have them open.........Only my opinion though :D

Sooty:
If you fit air con to a 200 you will not have a glove box on the passanger side as that is were the evaporator fits.
Ask Paul, he had a 200 disco with air con and a webasto heater so he will know if it is worth the trouble.

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