Another A/C removal thread

mustangt562

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Dec 27, 2006

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• Dec 27, 2006

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I have searched and have not been able to find a concise step by step on how to remove this thing. One question though. Is it possible to remove the condenser without removing the radiator, and if so...........how? Pictures would be fantabulous. Would love to see any engine bays without the A/C only Thanks yall.

 

94gts

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Dec 27, 2006

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• Dec 27, 2006

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i did mine like 2 years ago. never used it anyway and i think i needed a compressor. i took it out when i did my heads the fist time, so had the radiator out anyway. you pretty much just unplug/unbolt everything and thats it. oh, and you need the shorter belt too.


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last years set up

 

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SQUEEZE&STROKE

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Dec 29, 2006

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• Dec 29, 2006

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The radiator has to be out...and you'll need some type of fuel/ac line disconnectors.

 

mootang

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Dec 29, 2006

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• Dec 29, 2006

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there are 4 bolts on the drivers side of the compressor. also there is a bolt on the back of the compressor that holds the line on it (if i remember right). remove the compressor, then romove the line off of the back and proceed to remove the lines(you'll need the disconnect tools to seperate the lines from the condensor). after that you can remove the condensor if you want to.

 

95Cobra302

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Dec 29, 2006

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• Dec 29, 2006

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Do you need to plug the lines that come out of the firewall to the evaporater???

 

mootang

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Dec 29, 2006

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• Dec 29, 2006

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i put heater hose caps on them but to be honest i'm not sure if they need to be capped off or not.

 

95cobraguy

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Dec 29, 2006

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• Dec 29, 2006

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they dont need to be capped but it definetly is a cleaner look when they are.

 

Bens95cobra8594

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Dec 30, 2006

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• Dec 30, 2006

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Cap 'em, besides 95CobraGuys super-clean engine compartment, keeping water out is good.

Cali is pretty dry though, no?

 

mustangt562

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Jan 1, 2007

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• Jan 1, 2007

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update

its all out except the condenser. not sure if i want to remove it. it kinda shields the radiator.