jeanrw2000
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I was wonder if anybody here know the steps to safetly removed the entire AC system?
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Jean.
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Jean.
Deleting A/C procedures?
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jeanrw2000
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jeanrw2000 said:
nobody??
SASHO91
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Just start pulling stuff off....
As for the A/C bracket, just gut the compressor and put it back in(with or without the belt) or make a plate for the bracket.
The only things you can really pull off are the condensor, lines, accumulator/dryer, and the internals (or whole)from the compressor. But that adds up to something like 50lbs...
As for the A/C bracket, just gut the compressor and put it back in(with or without the belt) or make a plate for the bracket.
The only things you can really pull off are the condensor, lines, accumulator/dryer, and the internals (or whole)from the compressor. But that adds up to something like 50lbs...
jeanrw2000
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SASHO91 said:
what about that little radiator looking thing infront the actual radiator?
as per A/C bracket i bought one from Rockautoparts
SASHO91
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that would be the condensor. 
That could work, but you may have to make a bracket for it, so it will mount to the stock plate....
I would like to tell you that im have been running without the a/c compressor or any type of reinforcement on that plate for a year, but, you know....
It really is a good idea to reinforce it.. one of these days i'll get down in there and put a brace on it...
That could work, but you may have to make a bracket for it, so it will mount to the stock plate....
I would like to tell you that im have been running without the a/c compressor or any type of reinforcement on that plate for a year, but, you know....
It really is a good idea to reinforce it.. one of these days i'll get down in there and put a brace on it...
jeanrw2000
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SASHO91 said:that would be the condensor.
so i can take the condesor out along with all conecting lines right?
SASHO91 said:
so you are saying that is a good idea to build some kind of plate to mount the new A/C bypass pulley on it, for reinforsment purposes?
SASHO91
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yes you can pull it all out.... but i would recomend that you have the system evacuated by a shop, instead of just letting it out into the air...
And yes, that would be a good way to do it. but you really dont need that pulley. FWIW, im just running a shorter belt, and have no issues with rubbing.
However, im not sure on the blower belt setup... so, you may in fact need that.. im not sure though....
And yes, that would be a good way to do it. but you really dont need that pulley. FWIW, im just running a shorter belt, and have no issues with rubbing.
However, im not sure on the blower belt setup... so, you may in fact need that.. im not sure though....
jeanrw2000
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SASHO91 said:
Cool, thanks
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dustin84 said:
i haven't had a chance to do my with all the holidays shopping and work around my house so, i cant tell you the exact size but, i guess you can always use the old trick of the taking a line and wrapped around the pulleys and measure it to get the right size.
remember to loosen up the pulley adjusting screw before doing the measuring!
john buck
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its 41 inches,,, jus done the ac delete on my 90mtx.....
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