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For the cost, I wouldn't bother. I had a larger condensor fitted to mine, and when in tip-top condition, the system managed to supply chilled air to the cabin. But if you are used to the quality of air-con systems in modern cars you will be disappointed.
The slightest leak in the heating hot-water valve meant that there was too much heat in the system for the air-con to overcome; I had it replaced several times.
The other problem is that the air hoses that supply the cabin in a Griff are only about an inch in diameter, so there simply isn't the air-flow capacity for the air-con to be effective.
The slightest leak in the heating hot-water valve meant that there was too much heat in the system for the air-con to overcome; I had it replaced several times.
The other problem is that the air hoses that supply the cabin in a Griff are only about an inch in diameter, so there simply isn't the air-flow capacity for the air-con to be effective.
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