long shot, Anyone know of a GOOD Honda site???

[NCC1701]

Recently old reliable, our 2000 civic (not riced out, great little economy car), has started to lose the a/c compressor. It started out a little noisy, but now it's to the point it has to be fixed. Does anyone know of Honda site that is actually informative like our TURBOREGAL website??? I am mechnically inclined, thanks to the GN Never worked on the Honda other than basic maintenance. Just need to know what to do to remove compressor.
Any links or info will be greatly appreciated

TIA

P.S.
After looking on the web for this, I am almost sure i can find a killer body kit and upgrade to the VTEC engine with little to no problem. LMAO

 

[SAVANNAHAUTOAIR]

Give me a call, or shoot me an e-mail. We have some brand new, not rebuilt a/c compressors for these cars, and they're fairly inexpensive.

Brett

 

[topfuel]

I don't know of any good Honda sites but...
I can help you out, I'm factory trained with both Honda and Acura.

Do you have the equiptment to evacuate and recharge the system?

Mike

 

[grocerygetter]

www.honda-tech.com
There are a few ricers floating around but the mods hate rice.

 

[NCC1701]

Thanks everyone

Took the Honda to the local goodyear to confirm it's the compressor and yep that'a it alright. They wanted close to $1200 to do it They told me the compressor itself is $800 I declined for obvious reasons.
I am gonna email Savanna Auto air to see how much I can get one for and do the work myself. I took a good look at the compressor and how it is mounted and it looks fairly easy to get to from the bottom. I do not have the equipment to recover the system, but I am confident I can find a shop that will evacuate the system for me and do a recharge after i replace the compressor. I am NOT going to vent it into the air, I will do this the right way or not at all.
Also, the mechanic at goodyear said I should replace another component whenever the compressor is changed, I just cannot remember the name of that component.
TOPFUEL,
If I run into any problems, I will shoot you an email. Thanks
I am sending an email to Savannah Auto Air now

 

[SAVANNAHAUTOAIR]

I replied to your e-mail.

New compressor: $281.22.

You also should replace your drier and expansion valve ($25 or so each).

Take care, and call or e-mail with any questions.

Brett