A/C compressor installation

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05-30-2009, 05:38 AM

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Originally Posted by My50

Thank you all. I appreciate it. The first reply I'm not sure what your deal is. I'm here for help thats why I'm asking, but I now DO understand its not an easy job. Its just frustrating not being able to do this myself and HAVE to pay someone to do it. Is it possible on my year and model ( 1994 Mustang GT 5.0L) to run an A/C delete? It personally doesn't get hot enough to run my A/C so I can live with out it.

I guess a good question is suppose I can run an A/C delete, is that going to be any easier?

There is no deal. I answered your question. It's not a job a run of the mill person can do. There is a lot involved.

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Originally Posted by My50

I'm not trying to step on any toes here at all. I was just laid off from work thanks to our wonderful economy. So when I hear $900 and I go home hop on a forum and complain that is my way of venting and trying to find a better route about handling the situation. So to the mechanics that have read this I apologize.

So now you say you were laid off, sorry to hear it. Yes, the economy sucks, I have to work 2 jobs now because of it. Trust me, 16 hrs a day is no fun.
However, for someone w/o a job, I would not be worried about fixing your a/c. Then you say it doesn't even get that hot where you are so now you're looking to delete it. Sounds kinda contradictory. If it were me, as long as the pulley on the compressor is ok and you can drive the car, I wouldn't worry about it right now.

G/L in finding a new job. I hope it works out for you. What is it that you do for a living if you don't mind me asking and how old are you?