want to remove my a/c...is it as simple as...

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 23, 2010

#1

• Mar 23, 2010

• #1

just removing all the lines etc or do i have to plug up holes where you disconnect the lines etc? never dont it b4 but i dont need it in the car and want to take it out...i know i will need some sort of a/c delete bracket so it still has a pulley on it right?

 

Grn92LX

Fidanza Man!

Founding Member

Jan 14, 2001

6,819

64

129

New York

Mar 23, 2010

#2

• Mar 23, 2010

• #2

you remove everything and install an a/c delete kit. You will need a shorter belt. I have a brand new in the box Ford Motorsport a/c delete kit..$50 shipped. PM me if interested.

 

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 23, 2010

#3

• Mar 23, 2010

• #3

how hard is it to remove everything?

 

BLOWN347STROKER

Member

Jan 13, 2009

237

0

16

topeka kansas

Mar 23, 2010

#4

• Mar 23, 2010

• #4

When I removed mine I took out my condenser, compressor, and lines and just got a shorter belt. It ended up working out great. But you might need the ac delet bracket. I did cap off the lines at the firewall so I wouldn't get anything in those lines since they are under the dash right now.

 

Grn92LX

Fidanza Man!

Founding Member

Jan 14, 2001

6,819

64

129

New York

Mar 23, 2010

#5

• Mar 23, 2010

• #5

killer5.0 said:

how hard is it to remove everything?

Click to expand...

You will need quick disconnect tools. They're about $10 for the kit. Other than that, its basically unbolting the stuff and removing it.

 

Tanus

New Member

Dec 11, 2009

847

1

0

A to the Z

Mar 23, 2010

#6

• Mar 23, 2010

• #6

any chance you live in az? Im looking for some ac stuff

 

v8stang289

15 Year Member

Apr 22, 2008

136

116

74

Mar 23, 2010

#7

• Mar 23, 2010

• #7

Or are you near NC? I'm looking for A/C stuff as well, lol.

 

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 24, 2010

#8

• Mar 24, 2010

• #8

in ny but i can ship

 

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 24, 2010

#9

• Mar 24, 2010

• #9

so what do you do with the lines that go into the radiator?

 

bgdowski

Member

Jan 11, 2007

62

0

6

Daytona Beach, FL

Mar 24, 2010

#10

• Mar 24, 2010

• #10

Dont forget to have the system depressurized by a professional, because the gas is harmful to the environment.


Not to threadjack, but i have some A/C stuff in FL? PM me if you guys want my junk.

 

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 25, 2010

#11

• Mar 25, 2010

• #11

nm..its the condenser i see now...thanks though...ill post a/c parts for sale when i get them all out.

 

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

Mod Dude

Feb 18, 2001

43,260

17,944

224

Massachusetts

Mar 25, 2010

#12

• Mar 25, 2010

• #12

If your A/C works, think twice about removing it.

I'm still kicking myself in the arse for deleting mine way back. The 30 pounds is not worth it when i'm sweating my ass off in black leather seats in the summer

Only stuff you'll need is a new belt and the A50 delete kit from Ford

Ford Racing M-8511-A50 - Ford Racing Air Conditioning Eliminator Kits - Overview - SummitRacing.com

 

Tanus

New Member

Dec 11, 2009

847

1

0

A to the Z

Mar 25, 2010

#13

• Mar 25, 2010

• #13

Im with this guy^

 

killer5.0

5 Year Member

Oct 8, 2009

725

83

59

Mar 25, 2010

#14

• Mar 25, 2010

• #14

going to try it this weekend to see if it works..if it does ill leave it...if not im not fixing it

 

1

1 Rude 5.0

New Member

Mar 27, 2010

1

0

0

Mar 27, 2010

#15

• Mar 27, 2010

• #15

A/C system

v8stang289 said:

Or are you near NC? I'm looking for A/C stuff as well, lol.

Click to expand...

I have a complete A/C system off my 93. Everything worked great. The car had only 25K on it when it was removed. I live in NC.