Scramber with Factory AC

[spankrjs]

I did a little write up:

spankrjs's Biloxi, MS '83 Scrambler

OK, pics of what the JeepAir kit includes. Dryer, belts, compressor brackets, idler pulley and bracket, nuts and bolts, and dryer bracket: Pressure switch, condenser mounting bracket material, bag of screws, AC rubber hose fittings: New compressor: Various lengths of AC hose, 3...

www.cj-8.com

The only issue I had/have is with the compressor belt tensioner set up. You might have to scroll a few pages after the initial install but I modified the belt tensioner and added an additional idler pulley to keep the v-belt from squealing upon initial compressor lock up. No other issues, it works great, still blowing really cold air and it has been a few years since I installed it,

 

[HighSierra CJ]

Spankrjs, as always, you do an amazing job. Thank you for all of the awesomely detailed write up's!

 

[Captdev]

I have an 85 CJ8 and planning on selling it. It did have original AC but prior owner removed AC and put parts in box. Would it make financial sense to have it reinstalled on CJ or just include with sale. Thanks

 

[barrys]

I have an 85 CJ8 and planning on selling it. It did have original AC but prior owner removed AC and put parts in box. Would it make financial sense to have it reinstalled on CJ or just include with sale. Thanks

Financial sense, if you can do it yourself, maybe. People who want a Scrambler have limited choices so having A/C might not be a selling point depending where you live. In the south or southwest it could be a big selling point. Up north, not so much.

 

[designerRob]

I have an 85 CJ8 and planning on selling it. It did have original AC but prior owner removed AC and put parts in box. Would it make financial sense to have it reinstalled on CJ or just include with sale. Thanks

Beautiful Jeep. If it was me I'd just include the parts in the sale and disclose if it's complete or not.