Duck
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Anyone know the length for an A/C delete belt? Friend has a 94 and the compressor locked up. She needs to use the car, but can't afford to replace compressor and flush the system right now.
A/C Delete Belt Size
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k9t8m
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Cut the stock belt, route the belt where it needs to go, mark the overlap point, subtract a little for the tentioner, measure.
Duck
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NetKeym
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FYI, once you have the length, the Good Year belts like Gatorback use this number scheme:
4060980 / K060980 would be stock belt, the first 06 is 6 ribs, the 980 is the length - 98.0"
Mostly they go by 0.5" increments like 980, 975, 970, etc. There are a few exceptions such as the 4060967 which is 96.7", but then it's back to 960, 955, 950, 945.
You get the idea.....
4060980 / K060980 would be stock belt, the first 06 is 6 ribs, the 980 is the length - 98.0"
Mostly they go by 0.5" increments like 980, 975, 970, etc. There are a few exceptions such as the 4060967 which is 96.7", but then it's back to 960, 955, 950, 945.
You get the idea.....
racecougar
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I can't picture the belt routing you would use to skip the AC compressor without running a delete pulley. If you come up with something, be sure to post up a pic.
Mark8Murder
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I got a good used compressor for cheap, $40 + shipping or you can pick it up??
Sapperfire
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Yeah, she would have to get a AC delete pulley for where the compressor goes. Just slap in a used compressor, !!!do not plug it in!!! Hook the hoses up to keep debris out of it. It sucks when they lock up, I had to change one in a Starbucks parking lot one time
slowmkviii
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