A/c delete

[dbales]

I'm plannin on totally deleting the a/c and all the components that it consists of. I know I can get rid of the condensor, accumulator and compressor but what all else is there besides the lines? What size belt would I have to run after taking out the compressor? Also I want to keep the heat, just to put that out there. If anyone has asked or someone's made a DIY How To thread please post a link to the thread. Thanks in advance!

[quickangel93]

I'm plannin on totally deleting the a/c and all the components that it consists of. I know I can get rid of the condensor, accumulator and compressor but what all else is there besides the lines? What size belt would I have to run after taking out the compressor? Also I want to keep the heat, just to put that out there. If anyone has asked or someone's made a DIY How To thread please post a link to the thread. Thanks in advance!

ur going to have constant heat just so u know. um as far as the belt take a string and go around the crank pulley and up and around the alt pulley and then measure it.

[CB7Man]

Go to your local dealer and buy a belt from a 1990 DX Sedan with no A/C
There is also a factory A/C line plug grommet that goes in the firewall

[dbales]

ur going to have constant heat just so u know. um as far as the belt take a string and go around the crank pulley and up and around the alt pulley and then measure it.

Good deal, I didn't think about using a string and its always got heat, so I already knew that. Thanks.

Any more input into this would be greatly appreciated. Wanna get all the advice I can before tearing into it.

[93layback]

Real talk

Its a great ideal if you looking for a sexy clean engine bay i went ahead and took out every thing looks amazing it took me two days my project cb should be ready by april 2010 thanks to you guys

[mndude07]

What do you mean by constant heat? By deleting the a/c, this causes your heat to always be on?

[quickangel93]

What do you mean by constant heat? By deleting the a/c, this causes your heat to always be on?

sadly yes

[brsteinbach]

Not to TJ but I would also like to do this so this is just a little bump for any other advice.

[CB7Man]

sadly yes

False, this "always heat" is caused by unadjusted heater valve control wires.
You can just go under the hood and push the heater valve completly closed.
Problem solved

[mndude07]

False, this "always heat" is caused by unadjusted heater valve control wires.
You can just go under the hood and push the heater valve completly closed.
Problem solved

Ok, I figured there was a way around it. I've never heard anyone complain about that, so it didn't make sense to me that everyone was just rolling around in the summer with their heat on by default.

[quaidum]

i deleted my a/c in my car and my temp control knob still works isn't that what

controls the heater valve to adjust. why would this become unadjusted when

removing a/c

[mndude07]

i deleted my a/c in my car and my temp control knob still works isn't that what

controls the heater valve to adjust. why would this become unadjusted when

removing a/c

That's exactly what I was thinking.

[CB7 Sleeper]

ur going to have constant heat just so u know. um as far as the belt take a string and go around the crank pulley and up and around the alt pulley and then measure it.

really you have constant heat with the a/c delete

[quickangel93]

really you have constant heat with the a/c delete

my car did. i had the knob on cold and fan on full blast. and it was hot air

[porter351]

^^no shit. its not gonna blow cold when u remove the ac