anyone know what size belt for bypassing A/C only?

[mootang]

anyone know what size belt for bypassing A/C only? My a/c compressor froze on me on my way to my wedding. luckly it made it there but now i need to go pick it up. the garage was locked today so i have to go back tomarrow and it would save me time if somebody knows the size of the belt ill need.

thank you,

scott

 

[5.0_GT_kid]

I had this same problem not 2 weeks ago. Instead of bypassing the AC I just disconnected the electrical connection on the side of the compressor. This disengaged the clutch instead the compressor and allowed the pulley to spin freely.

 

[mootang]

well if anyone has the same problem I ended up using a 91.5" belt. hopefully this will help someone in the future.

 

[blksn955.o]

As part of my runaway winter project I too removed my A/C and need this very thing....awsome man thanks.

by run-away...

pulled the intake to setup the valvetrain, then pulled the brackets off to get a better angle at that, then totaly removed them and got them powdercoated. While I was at it pulled the timing cover and water pump (noticed a little seepage-SP?- from the water pump bolts) and am repainting them to match the brackets now... started cleaning up the upper intake further and getting it powdercoated now too, while I was at it my condenser has a hole in it so I pulled the A/C stuff out...now that all that is out of the way I am going to re-paint the engine bay black, and re-paint my fox valve covers too :OT:

 

[94TURBO5 O]

There is a chart in the FAQ section.

 

[mootang]

yeah but it doesn't show the measurement for only A/C delete. it shows A/c and smog delete or a/c, smog,and powerstering delete.

 

[94TURBO5 O]

My bad... I used a 91.5" when i had my S-Trim. I was using stock size pullies.

 

[mootang]

no problem. i just hope this helps people who run into the same situation.