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Air con condensers

Behr/ Hella are original equipment on VW/ AUDI, so i would only presume they could well be original equipment on Porsche too.
Even if Porsche use another manufacturer for there radiators, Behr/ Hella are very good quality so you wont go wrong with them.
 
That looks extremely good value, is that correct? £216 for rads O rings and desicator ?
 
£78.59 for each condenser (Behr/Hella) on carparts4less...
O rings available from OPC for a few pounds.

That's the way I'd go.....
 
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Thanks for the Heads up.... Initially i thought the prices were skew as they came up a £98 each, BUT...... With the Discount PAYDAY applied, ive ordered two and a drier, I'll get some ) rings as you suggest from my OPC and hopefully a few ML of refigerent to lube up said rubber rings prior to fitting, which i am going to tackle myself....
 
Look on ebay for rtgroup11 I got 2 hella/behr with 5 year warranty less than £100 a pair👍
 
C4Silver said:
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Thanks for the Heads up.... Initially i thought the prices were skew as they came up a £98 each, BUT...... With the Discount PAYDAY applied, ive ordered two and a drier, I'll get some ) rings as you suggest from my OPC and hopefully a few ML of refigerent to lube up said rubber rings prior to fitting, which i am going to tackle myself....
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No worries - its quite an easy job but be well aware not to leak any gas into the atmosphere as i believe its dangerous and illegal...
 
You need to check that they are this part number: hella 8fc 351 301-421 if you want a direct swap. The cheaper ones are usually the same part number but with 4 at the end (hella 8fc 351 301-424) These are about 10mm smaller, they will fit but the plastic bracket will be loose around them. Also the quality is poorer on the 4 version.

You need the 'Hella Premium Line' versions

I had to bu 3 sets before i got the correct ones as places like eurocarparts list with the wrong number!!

I now have the correct ones from: https://ricerocketuk.com/contact-us/

They were about £300

Another link explaining the difference:
https://www.porscheclubgb.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1007675
 
NickHappy said:
No worries - its quite an easy job but be well aware not to leak any gas into the atmosphere as i believe its dangerous and illegal...
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I was going to ask this question, the condensors are wet / damp / dye'd both sides, im assuming the system is empty of gas ? Do i still need to de- gas the system ?? will there be anything left in there basically that i need to have contained,

Thanks..
 
Thank's Iain. :thumb:
 
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