Has anyone used Four Seasons A/C components such as compressor, condenser, evaporator, etc.?
If so, are you satisfied with the quality of their products?
If so, are you satisfied with the quality of their products?
Four Seasons A/C components
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I bought a bunch recently for a few projects (hybrid AC (using an '02 F-body setup) in the wagon, and replacing the AC in my Buick), the parts look okay in the box. Beyond that I am not ready to comment on quality yet - unfortunately.
So what you're saying, Mike, is that you have purchased some of their components, but not yet have put them into use...so therefore you can't comment on their quality or performance.
Would that be an accurate statement at this time?
Would that be an accurate statement at this time?
Hey, no problem man. If you're unable to note or comment on these products at this time, then I understand. .
I know your wagon is down in the meantime, but have you installed any of this stuff on your T-Type or Monte Carlo?
The Monte is currently being parted out to support my wagon habit - let's not go there.
The Buick is waiting on having the entire A/C system put back in the car with new and used parts. I picked up the seals, an orifice tube, and an accumulator all from Four Seasons through Summit. I got a Spectra Cooling condenser from Rock Auto which is R134A compatible. So when I get a few moments I am going to start installing that.
Funny story I pulled into the gas station this afternoon in my Buick and a nice gent complimented me on my car: "Now that is a real car, they don't make them like that anymore!"
I said: "Yeah well, you don't sweat driving a car like that..." pointing to his crossover/SUV thingy with a smile and a moist back.
I think damn near everything dad and I use is 4 seasons. Most of the stuff is receiver driers or fittings. Its good stuff.
4 seasons, omega, etc are all made by the same companies and are relatively made in china....sorry but true
actually SMP owns 4 seasons and the 4 seasons components are made in Texas and Mexico
http://www.smpcorp.com/en/
http://www.smpcorp.com/en/
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