Anyone By Pass the AC compressor
Certainly would be an advantage with one less component to have to drive.
I did it to my daughter's jeep because the clutch went bad and I needed to drive it 90 miles home from her school so I could fix it. So I'm thinking the boxster looks like an easy by pass. Other than losing the defroster, is there any reason why putting on a smaller belt, taking AC compressor out of the loop, for those times of the year when no AC is going to be used or track days? Just a thought |
Doesn't seem like it will hit anything but you have to confirm. Other than that, it's just another car. Remember, Porsche is just another car, not a rocket; the Germans just made it a lil tougher to work on.
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I removed the AC compressor and everything associated with it. No problems, and 40 or so lbs lighter.
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Could you share the part number of the belt or the car that uses it?
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I dont use AC and where i live there is no need for this. Thanks |
Check w/ RockAuto.com. They have belt w/ and w/o AC. I have done this before on another car; although it didn't quite work but it gave me a very good reference regarding the dimension.
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AC is too nice to have. Pull the spare out if the weight is that important of an issue.
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