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    92 wagon H22a AC issues

    First of all I am new to the CB world , but not new to Hondas I have owned many. just bought a 92 Wagon with a JDM h22 swap. AC was working perfect but the Hose which I believe is the discharge line right by the power steering pump looks like a U shaped hose, started leaking I could see the freon on it. I went to go buy one, for a 92 accord and it was the wrong hose it fit on the panel in the front bolted right up but did not bolt up to the compressor, we looked for a 94 accord one and that was wrong as well. im not even sure what else to look for all I know is I need to have it fixed ASAP Miami weather is brutal and no AC is bad for business. any help would be appreciated. Thank you

    here is my Hose, notice the mounting hole where the nut gets screwed on to the compressor is on the top. when I ordered the 92 accord hose the mounting hole for the nut was on the bottom part. the other part where it gets mounted to the condensor mounts up perfect
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    Last edited by 305wagon; 09-10-2011, 06:20 PM.
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    Did you try looking at the prelude hose? It's partially dependant on what AC compressor was used for the swap.

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      yes looked at the prelude hose as well and it was wrong way wrong...

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        #4
        Originally posted by 305wagon View Post
        yes looked at the prelude hose as well and it was wrong way wrong...
        You could always have a fitting custom made .. I had to do that once on another car.
        Not as "inexpensive" .. however, very nice in stainless steel ..




        My CB9/Wagon Thread Start to Finish:
        http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ighlight=wagon

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          #5
          Originally posted by PakaloloHonda View Post
          You could always have a fitting custom made .. I had to do that once on another car.
          Not as "inexpensive" .. however, very nice in stainless steel ..
          anywhere that I could look into getting that?

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            its been almost a week, any other advice? is it true that the 90-91 and the 92 -93 AC compressors are different? and if they are anyone know why or whats different?

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              90-92 compressors are the same

              93 seems to have switched compressors

              After looking up part numbers it seems only 1993 EX/SE's came with a different compressor. I wonder why

              Are you sure the hose was leaking freon and not just water condensation on it?

              The low pressure hose will actually get cold enough to have water condensation on it although its right in front of the exhaust manifold.

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                Originally posted by 305wagon View Post
                anywhere that I could look into getting that?
                I would talk with an A/C shop ..




                My CB9/Wagon Thread Start to Finish:
                http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...ighlight=wagon

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                  Originally posted by Tippey764 View Post
                  90-92 compressors are the same

                  93 seems to have switched compressors

                  After looking up part numbers it seems only 1993 EX/SE's came with a different compressor. I wonder why

                  Are you sure the hose was leaking freon and not just water condensation on it?

                  The low pressure hose will actually get cold enough to have water condensation on it although its right in front of the exhaust manifold.
                  positive, its green and leaking not on the rubber part but on the aluminum... I did not try a 93 Hose I might try to order that one and see if its mine....

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                    UPDATE.... ordered a Hose for the 93 EX and I got the WRONG HOSE AGAIN!!! FML... tomorrow I am finally going to an AC shop in south Miami to try and have my hose repaired stay tuned....... someone has to have some answer for this what hose can it be?????

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