Bypassing the a/c
05-23-2005, 03:33 PM
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RE: Bypassing the a/c
Na, I didn't need a AC eliminator. Just go to you're local parts store and tell them you need a belt for you're make and model without the ac. I did this and my pulleys are big so my belt rubbed cross directionally on the top of the fan pulley. Blew it in 500miles. Ordered smaller pulleys off eBay and got a stock belt for now.
05-23-2005, 03:37 PM
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RE: Bypassing the a/c
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Na, I didn't need a AC eliminator. Just go to you're local parts store and tell them you need a belt for you're make and model without the ac. I did this and my pulleys are big so my belt rubbed cross directionally on the top of the fan pulley. Blew it in 500miles. Ordered smaller pulleys off eBay and got a stock belt for now.
Na, I didn't need a AC eliminator. Just go to you're local parts store and tell them you need a belt for you're make and model without the ac. I did this and my pulleys are big so my belt rubbed cross directionally on the top of the fan pulley. Blew it in 500miles. Ordered smaller pulleys off eBay and got a stock belt for now.
I did that but they said they did'nt make one so I would have to measure it and all that. They said the only one they had without a/c for that was a Cobra but it did'nt have a smog pump either so.........
05-23-2005, 03:40 PM
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RE: Bypassing the a/c
Go to a different shop man. I ordered mine through my mechanic through some dicount place and they got one. Of course as I said my pulleys were a little big so i had to go with the next size up, but it works.
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