A/C Delete
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From: Gardiner, ME
A/C Delete
Howdy,
I'm planning on pulling my compressor, condenser and lines--from the belt routing diagrams I find online it looks like all I'll need is a shorter non-A/C belt. Correct?
Thanks,
Geoff
I'm planning on pulling my compressor, condenser and lines--from the belt routing diagrams I find online it looks like all I'll need is a shorter non-A/C belt. Correct?
Thanks,
Geoff
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some where i saw a kit with a plate and pulley. still uses the stock length belt. cant remember where. check out http://www.hughesengines.com/ dor34178
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some where i saw a kit with a plate and pulley. still uses the stock length belt. cant remember where. check out http://www.hughesengines.com/ dor34178
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For one you can run the OEM specified belt for non-A/C models, instead of having to keep track of a custom sized belt. Secondly, using the pulley prevents too long of a span in the belt where the A/C pulley should've been.
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On my van's belt routing diagram under the hood it show the optional route with no AC compressor. And I am always asked if the van has AC when I am ordering belts for them. So there is the optional belt already in Chrysler and the part store's POS system.
