Jump to content
CHESTNUTXE

CLEVELAND YORK AIR CON

Recommended Posts

The compressor i have was working ok in the 4.1L crossy i took out ,but im trying to keep the look of the new clevo as factory as possible,so today i cleaned it up and found its stamped 02/82 so its the original york type,on the crossy it sits upsidedown and on the clevo the oposite,so i just flipped it over and every thing looks like it will bolt straight on,i have the correct pulleys and tensioners,the big boxy york type commpressors are not popular with performance looks,but are great for the factory look or for a numbers ghia or whatever to put on,there seems to be 3 different pulley types ,the one i have is a 2 row for a crossy ,i have also seen a 1 row on a genuine xe esp,and the more common 1 row with the huge alloy backing on it,see pictures,if anyone has an old v8 type pulley ,please can i buy it to put on mine as the factory v8,s had em,also its dam hard to find the belt tensioners that work cause most of em are stuffed,and no one does re-po ones unless you want to change the bearings on them which is a fookin time labour job.WP_20160410_14_06_01_Pro_zpsqgvvcopr.jpg

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

The pulley i am after is a 1 row with a large counterweight on the rear,they are very common,the one in the picture is my 6cyl 2 row pulley which will still work fine but its not a factory v8 one,i will try and put a picture up of the one im after ,thanks for your reply 351XD-FAIRMONT.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

York compressors don't like sitting unused for long periods of time. Leaking at the head gasket seal is common as it dries out.

 

Good luck with it though... there may be better sealing kits for them now.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

i have looked at shimming the compressor bracket that's the easy part, but if you do that the other tensioner's will be to close to the waterpump pulley,once they are also brought forward to line up,please does someone have a v8 pulley.WP_20161019_10_21_02_Pro_zps8p2qdflr.jpg

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

The big sucker on the right is no longer available,but the one in the middle is,list retail price is $350 but get your local auto electrical place to get it wholesale and it will be much cheaper.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Did I read that you're using the 6cyl compressor on the Clevo?

Remember that the compressor Suction and Discharge ports can be opposite on the V8's, compared to the 6cyl's.

 

I have an account at Cooldrive Distribution (aircon wholesaler)

In the catalogue, there are two separate listings.

 

XA-XE 6cyl - CM1924 - RH Suction port

XD-XE V8 - CM1237 - LH Suction port

 

Interestingly though, the catalogue lists CM1924 as suitable for ZH/ZK and FD LTD V8's, but also states RH Suction.

 

In the Adrad Catalogue I have, the part numbers are as follows -

 

PYOR014 (ref CM1924) York Compressor 169cc capacity

PYOR004 (ref CM1237) York Compressor 169cc capacity

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

the lines went in the same way as a v8,just with the 6 they snake around the crossy ,with the v8 they are shorter on the passenger side,but hold the phone i will check what you are saying dave,but it could be like a c4 cooler lines where it doesnt matter which way they bolt up as long as it is circulating.

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Compressors have a vacuum (suction) port, and a pressure (discharge) port.

The hoses definitely need to be around the right way.

would it work as a heater  if backwards

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

my suction is on the bottom,can someone else with a v8 system like this confirm there suction and discharge levels please,i have seen many pictures of york air con systems and the top one goes to the firewall which would be the discharge right ? if thats correct then this compressor is compatable .WP_20161122_10_29_48_Pro_zpsbaaenki7.jpg

Share this post


Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now

×