as i live in washington state a/c is really pointless . especially cause it doesnt work hahaha. but is it hard to take out and would i need to get a new accesory belt...? im pretty sure removing it will help with my gas mileage
yeah but that seems to be the norm when we put a new motor in our bronco they gave us every wrong part under the sun but as to actuall removing the compressor and all related mumbo jumbo is it too terribly difficult
sure but i have to pull it out first lol i think it just needs to be charged it just isnt worth it here lol it might be a while but ill get to it eventually
Its really easy. You remove radiator Remove alternator for room. Undo AC hoses Unbolt AC compressor Un bolt lines at firewall Remove condensor remove glove box Pull out white heater box Remove inside Put hollow box back togeather Duct tape two holes. Put back in
I live in Washington, and fuck I wish I had A/C! Eatonville is even worse! But, whatever good luck. Think I'll get a SC300 to drive when it's too hot here. Soarer project?
My compressor is fucked, and it hasn't been below 90F all summer. I would kill for working A/C right now.
umm...have any of you guys that are telling this guy that taking the a/c is easy as pie actually done it..i took mine out and had that prob with the tensioner..anyone remember that? Then someone gave me a link to that dood in aussie that sells a kit to have the tensioner pulley milled..i'l find it in a min..hold on
Well..i cant friggin find it but even after i bought a shorter belt i had no way to tighten it.. i ended up using the brackets off of my 91 camry. [they use a dif style of brackets]
hmmm well mabey not so much but he's good lol but the main thing ive been wondering is how much power does this free up cause i want to know if its even worth messing with
very lil power maybe 1-2 hp..The main thing it fress up is weight a/c assy piping box under your glove compartment prolly 70 lbs or so
