Removeing ac system from a 92
I was looking to remove my ac system to unclutter my engine bay cause the system crapped out years ago. Whats the best way to go about this cause I already orderd the by-pass pully do I need to cap the lines to the fire wall or can I leave them open and is there any thing I need to worry about when doing this mod?
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l 6 cylinder
ive seen people put use the ac as an air compressor to inflate tire after they are deflated for the trail idk how its done though but im sure its on the internet somewares
NO I want the compresser gone it wont even work for on board air Im removeing every single peice there is I just need to know if the lines into the firewall need to be capped or can I leave them open. I just got an arb compresser for free from jy thats my on board air
Thank you ol"blue that was the answer I was looking for sorry if I was a ###hole guys didnt mean to snap all were good suggestions theres no freon and the compresser is toast barely spins as it is so its gotta go
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From: Sioux Falls, SD
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: 4.0L
You need to replace the A/C with a pulley though. There was the A/C delete pulley on the 4.0. Search the local junkyards for the pulley.
Should also pull the condenser in front of the radiator to get more airflow since you are pulling the A/C system.
Should also pull the condenser in front of the radiator to get more airflow since you are pulling the A/C system.
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I live in the south, and every JY Cherokee I've seen so far had A/C.
We need it down here for sure.
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