i want to remove my a/c, because it leaks inside the cab. so i want to know what do i take off and do i have to relocate hoses... this will be the 1st time taking off a dash and it seems kinda big, but i want to do it by my self.. thanks

 

eh?

Your A/C leaks or the vents leak? And what hoses are you talking about?

 

 

Chainsaw FTW.

 

the heater core does.. its seems like the a/c is bypass, but the heater hoses are still connected to the fire wall

 

If you want to bypass the heater core, you can just take a small piece of piping and attach the two hoses that run into the firewall together. Your blower will still work, but you just won't have any heat or a/c.

 

so basically disconnect those two hoses and make the connected right??

can i just remove the hoses and take off the whole a/c set up

 

Correct, just connect the two hoses together. Removing the a/c is ok too, but if the freon gas is still present, you'll need to have it professionally evacuated before removing the components. Otherwise it's just removing the condenser, a/c compressor, dryer and the associated hoses for it.

 

is this how you connect them to together, on to this piece??

 

yes!!!

 

im taking off the compresspor today. do i just remove the compressor. and thats it?
and what happens to that belt that i have to remove

 

My goodness son...

What happens to the belt you have to remove?

I dunno... maybe it will sit on your garage floor, work table, or maybe make it's way to the garbage can.

 

alright you dont have to get all ****en butt hurt

 

When in Rome.

I sounded a bit harsh, I apologize. You don't do anything with the belt since it only runs the a/c compressor. Just leave it off.

I get sarcastic when people ask uber-duper-super basic questions that can be answered by a Google search, or by flipping open the free FSM. But it's okay because we are here to help.

 

alright man. my bad .. and thank you

 

one of the copper lines is still connected the the raidator.. so do i plug up the copper line??

 

its the a/c receiver drier and sight glass.. so the copper line is connected to the drier and to the radiator.. so do i take off the copper line and plug up the hole?

 

I believe you are talking about the a/c condenser in front of the radiator. Nothing from the a/c attaches to the radiator.

 

i followed the line to the radiator.. the line from the a/c drier

 

< in a nice, soft, tender voice >

I take it you still haven't opened the FSM or Google?

The radiator is not connected to the a/c system. Like Evan said, it's a condenser... and you remove it if you want to...............

 

Excuse me, that is a V-motor, he has a 280zx, which is an inline-6, his setup looks more like this:



As you can see, your AC lines do not go into your radiator.

 

>_>

I hope thats a joke

 

Dude mine looks nothing like that. But it does remind me of this around 4:00 mins in.......

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Are you ok Patrick? FINLAND!!!!!

 

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