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Sometimes Japanese rust is stronger than Chineesium steel... -
AAAaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhh! Following on from OP's AC woes....mine got regassed last year and at some point I discovered it had lost enough gas to not switch on any more. It had dye in it, but we never saw any trace of dye, perhaps because it all fell out long enough before we looked that it washed away. (Or, shudder, it's under the dash in a hard to see/reach spot!). I almost never run the AC because I just drive with the windows down even when it's 40+ outside. Only occasionally want it when I just can't take the heat or if I need some defog. So, got it gassed up again with more dye and oil so I could run it a bit to provoke the leak to show. And the compressor is noisy. So, now I am staring down the barrel of having to fit a rebuild kit to the compressor (or maybe the spare that is on the shelf). And hope that the leak is at the comp, and not under the bloody dash. -
By Dose Pipe Sutututu · Posted
And probably is stronger, with no rust. -
1 and 2 are fine (assuming the r32 rb25 was hydraulic lifter), but #3 I doubt there is much certainty because the r32 rb25 was a very rare beast, you might just have to see what fits and post back up afterwards. -
Good news, you can buy them brand new, 10 for $90K USD https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Full-Body-Part-for-AE86-Replacement_1601209302137.html?spm=a2700.details.you_may_like.2.68c330330HaZCH
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