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how to remove AC pump

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The air conditioner motor has never worked since I bought my car the dealer said it just needed to be recharged, wrong,The motor dosen't turn at all so I was wondering how hard it would be to just elminiate it completely? Its a drop top anyway so I really don't need it. Can anyone offer any suggestions, please, by the way you should know I am a woman and I'm learning how to do my own repairs and work on my car because the last person I trusted destroyed my distributor so here I am, learning. Thanks all.
 

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It's really not hard at all. You're gonna need the Ford quick disconnect tools that you'll be able to find at most parts stores. The biggest part is removing the radiator to remove the condenser. Other than that it's pretty simple.
 

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95conv.5.0 said:
The air conditioner motor has never worked since I bought my car the dealer said it just needed to be recharged, wrong,The motor dosen't turn at all so I was wondering how hard it would be to just elminiate it completely? Its a drop top anyway so I really don't need it. Can anyone offer any suggestions, please, by the way you should know I am a woman and I'm learning how to do my own repairs and work on my car because the last person I trusted destroyed my distributor so here I am, learning. Thanks all.
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The compressor clutch will not engage unless there is refridgerant in the system. Once there is pressure, the compressor clutch should engage and you should start to feel cold air (engine running of course).

If the dealer was right, you have a leak somewhere and it needs to be isolated.
Scott
 
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