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    If you remove the compressor, what goes in its place for the belt. I would just like to remove the engine bay ac stuff. It does still work though...lol and cold as hell
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    I pussed out. Looked under the dash and couldn't see where the bolts go through from the inside, and I didn't want a big ass hole there till I could get a plate made. And the hammer trick wasn't in the cards. Would want it whole just in case I decide to put the ac back on it. Soooooo, to sum it up. I'm chicken!! Hahaha

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    Devildog all you have to get is a delete pulley. I just put one on and it bolts right in, kind of. The bolt holes are threaded just like the accessory bracket. I had to drill the threads out with a 10mm bit, and use 3/8 bolts to bolt it. Then, the pull
    the pulley off and install the spacer that comes with the hardware sent, and put it back on. Its not asbad as it sounds, only took a few minutes to do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devildog1 View Post
    If you remove the compressor, what goes in its place for the belt. I would just like to remove the engine bay ac stuff. It does still work though...lol and cold as hell
    A delete pulley. Or go the cheap route like I did, and leave the compressor there. But I had eventually planned on moving the alt down low, and I didn't feel like spending money on one only to not use it again.
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    I have a 1LE factory AC Delete pulley brand new that I am not using. PM me if interested.
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    Quote Originally Posted by devildog1 View Post
    If you remove the compressor, what goes in its place for the belt. I would just like to remove the engine bay ac stuff. It does still work though...lol and cold as hell
    My compressor seized up and I decided to delete the system, Autozone had the a delete pulley in stock for like 12 bucks. I was very surprised. But you will have to drill out the threads on the bracket before you can bolt it on, not too bad
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    $12?? Damn it I paid $47 off ebay!! Hurts my heart...and wallet!!!!

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