Newsvt
Veteran CEG'er
Well the ac clutch is out and im wondering what this means? I'm I going to have an issue If I dont fix this? What's the best way to fix this? Is it costly? Thanks
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Ac clutch is out need help!
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fornetti14
CEG'er
Post if you have the 4 or 6 cyl.
I know if you have the 2.5L 6 cyl. you can buy a non-A/C serpentine belt and it will by-pass the compressor completely.
I know if you have the 2.5L 6 cyl. you can buy a non-A/C serpentine belt and it will by-pass the compressor completely.
Lord Stanley
Hard-core CEG'er
I know if you have the 2.5L 6 cyl. you can buy a non-A/C serpentine belt and it will by-pass the compressor completely.
Same goes for the 2.0L 4cyl too, that is what I did when my A/C crapped the bed...
FavoriteMystaque
Hard-core CEG'er
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Unless the pulley bearing is shot. Does the A/C work, and give out as you drive longer? If it does, the clutch could be adjusted.
Newsvt
Veteran CEG'er
its on an svt, and no the ac does not work at all, I dont care much about the ac I dont use it anyways. So if I just put a non ac belt on I will be ok?
Yes..its on an svt, and no the ac does not work at all, I dont care much about the ac I dont use it anyways. So if I just put a non ac belt on I will be ok?
Reebs
meester super sleuth
I'd pull the clutch off the a/c compressor and see if it has any shims behind it, if so, you can remove those and reinstall it and the clutch may engage again meaning a/c may work again. It is very easy to do and having a/c is a good thing to have if there's any ladies in your life who ride in your car.