you can remove the a/c from any vehicle
but like where i live.. why would you?
i seriously kill over without an a/c

 

i agree.. but u may notice 1 - 3 + mpg
maybe more.. depending on vehicles
im not that knowledgeable on truck yet

 

Where I live I can count only a handful of days where I wished I had AC . There is less junk under the hood now and better air flow through my rad without the condenser . Besides when I go on a long trip I take the Jeep as it has Air and my wife wouldn't go anywhere without it .

 

Yeah, my wife has a 2010 Kia Soul. We take that on long trips, so I'm not too worried about the little 30-45 minute drives I take in the summer without air conditioning. If it would quit raining for a day or two I would like to get out there and start ripping it off, but noooo ... it's still raining, and has been for the last week and a half. lol

 

Got a '99 2500 with the 360 in it, want to bypass the a/c. Did this on a '99 1500 with the 360 in it and we ended up using a Chevy belt. Of course, we threw out the belt packaging...should be the same belt, right? and if so, does anyone know any part numbers? lol. thanks guys

 

i used a goodyear gatorback part number 4070900. any 90 or 90.5 inch 7 groove should work.

 

Thanks. I thought about it for a few minutes and just took a piece of cord and measured the one on that 1500, lol. I got a duralast belt p/n 900K7.....put the box in the glove box for later this time. Why don't all us forum members open up a Dodge Parts chain and franchise, so much more useful than the bums at the parts stores. Thanks again guys.

 

they only heir kids at store that don't know anything they couldn't pay anyone with a brain what there worth