4bangerstang
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I weighed all of the components (compressor 15lb, condenser 7lb, dryer/accumulator 5lb, pipes 6lb) and the total came to 33lb.
Don't forget about the 2.2lbs. of refrigerant.
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Don't forget about the 2.2lbs. of refrigerant.
Dino Dino Bambino
15 Year Member
Mine had all leaked out through the front seal of the compressor so there wasn't any left.
Ya mine finally lost its charge so I dumped it...I never use it anyway. I pulled my motor yesterday....took it out LTs & tranny connected....worked sweet.
Read your post on yours being a mofo...If its drivable you could head down and we could do it up...I'm game...
Read your post on yours being a mofo...If its drivable you could head down and we could do it up...I'm game...
Not driveable, no rear end in the car and I cant drive it that far w/ no exhaust on it. If we were not so far apart Id get the rear end finished up and then have it towed over but it would be a pretty steep tow bill with the distance we are apart.
YES!!!! Finally went through with the a/c delete with help from this thread (and my pops). Took us about 1.5 hrs to strip everything and get the compressor lined up and tightened, as it was our first time doing something like this. If you wanna do it, and youre hesitant about it, just get in there and dont look back! Nothing but benefits for me.
Also if you're running under drive pulleys (i have all 3 pulleys) the delete helps with your battery amperage at idle. For me, it used to dip below the half way point Now its stays consistent at 12+ amps. Thanks DAVIS3 for a sweet write up! Glad theres people out there that dont mind taking a pictures of the process to help noobs like myself.
Also if you're running under drive pulleys (i have all 3 pulleys) the delete helps with your battery amperage at idle. For me, it used to dip below the half way point Now its stays consistent at 12+ amps. Thanks DAVIS3 for a sweet write up! Glad theres people out there that dont mind taking a pictures of the process to help noobs like myself.
