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Old 08-06-2004, 03:56 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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A/C from h22 to h23 ?

Will air condition (compressor, condenser, evaporator, simply all) from H22 engine fit to the H23?
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everything SHOULD work just fine, but no guarantees
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the only "difference" is the pully on the compressor....

you need to put the h23 pulley on the h22 compressor....
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All my things worked from H23 - > H22..i dont see why it wouldnt work the other way around.
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many people posted before that the pullies were different
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Old 08-08-2004, 05:50 PM   #6 (permalink)
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the h22 pulleys have 6 ribs and the h23 have 5 ribs.

all you need to do is switch the pulleys.
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the h22 pulleys have 6 ribs and the h23 have 5 ribs.

all you need to do is switch the pulleys.

I think that is actaully tougher than it sounds (requires a special puller). I've been running 5-rib belts on my F22>>H22 conversion for 20 months now without a problem.
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What the things should be swapped (the h23 has no A/C so far). Just the compressor and condenser?
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The hoses are different as well. I went through 3 types of hoses. The connector of the hoses are the same, but it's shape differs for each model in my experience.
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