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Well I found a new one on Ebay through Nationwide Radiators.

It's the same core size but the pad fittings are bigger than what I have.

Now we have to source a different dryer or drill out my one.

Then have to source an adapter for the discharge to a thread connection.

High Gate Car Care make some but still awaiting confirmation on the right size.

This was the ONLY condenser I could find in Oz, sadly Nationwide know f**k all about what they are selling so I'm gonna be stuck with a massive bill trying to get this to work.

if your condenser goes, consider fitting a slightly smaller one like a 200 SX, then adapt it.

No one appears to be importing R33 condensers anymore or making them locally to spec.

Remember to check pad fitting diameters, that's why I can't get a refund as we already installed it.

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Nationwide have ripped you off or sent you something else.

They advertise brand new R33 A/C condensor.

Surely they cant get away with that?

Sellers must let you know it's "universal"

Full refund !!!

Might not help you but maybe let ebay know so no one else is ripped off......

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