It's not going to be cheap...that's for sure. Unless you can find a complete
A/C system in a (god forbid) wrecked Dakota (at the salvage yard) you may wind
up having to pay an arm and a lag for it. (Kinda sucks if IMO)
Too bad Sears doesn't make the aftermarket A/C systems anymore...my dad had
installed one in the Javelin back in the early 70's and it worked pretty good.
(No, it's not in the car anymore though for "Factory Delivered" reasons.)
- Bernd
> They want $800 just to replace the evaporator coil on my 97.
> And trust me it's nothing you want to get involved in! Unless the
> evaporator core is already installed? Then it is just a matter of hooking
> up the compressor, condenser, hoses, and accumulator. You would also need
> access to a vacuum pump, Gauges, And other mis. A/C tool's.
> Hop.
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Wes Weems [mailto:wweems@fix.net]
> > Sent: Monday, October 23, 2000 2:59 PM
> > To: dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET
> > Subject: DML: Aftermarket A/C
> >
> >
> > Ok,
> > I purchased my truck wihtout a/c knowing full well that I didnt need it
> > however I am going to be needing it =) I was wondering, anyway to avoid
> > dodges GIGANTIC aftermarket install prices? I mean from looking at what I
> > got under the hood, It appears as if I could go purchase all the necessary
> > parts and just pop it in. I dont know tho. The thing that kinda throws me
> > off, is that were looking at about 1k for a/c installation. Anyhow, I dont
> > know if anyone can help, anything would be great!
> >
> > Wes Weems
> > 97 Dak Sport 4x4 (v6)
> >
>
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