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I will need the size of engine and maybe the 8th digit in the VIN number. Just to let you now you can?t always just remove the compressor, you may have to install a replacement pulley. If you go to a parts store and they don?t have a listing for belt without AC you most likely will have to install a replacement pully.I will need the size of engine and maybe the 8th digit in the VIN number. Just to let you now you can?t always just remove the compressor, you may have to install a replacement pulley. If you go to a parts store and they don?t have a listing for belt without AC you most likely will have to install a replacement pully.
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Odds are you can't. The ac compressor is mounted in the belt routing so it would need the pulley to keep the belt tight.
You can get a used compressor from a salvage yard and mount it in place of your old part if necessary. It will allow the belt to run even if it has no freon in the system.
There are a few vehicles that a replacement dummy pulley was designed for, but I am not aware of one for your vehicle. Usually if you try to run the belt without the compressor pulley, it will rub against something or not allow the belt to run in the right direction.
It's not like there is a part number for one, so you would have to search awhile. Easier to buy an "A/C delete pulley"- a free wheeling pulley and bracket in place of the a/c compressor. Then you can use the same belt. Aftermarket suppliers make these pulleys for many different applications. See if you can find one for the Breeze.
Yes, the bypass pulley fits into the same area that the compressor will have to be removed from.
If it's for fuel efficiency, some people just remove the wiring/plug from the compressor and tape it to the side so that it won't engage, if the clutch isn't damaged it's the same as using a bypass pulley.
Also, the clutch can be replaced and used instead of the bypass pulley, in the event it is bad, retaining the ability to go back to an A/C system should you ever desire.
You have to purchase an air conditioner compressor delete kit. Any belt you try to put on will not work duse to the routing. The kit comes with a bracket an idler pulley and a new belt with all nessessary hardware to install they run about $100.00
I will need the size of engine and maybe the 8th digit in the VIN number. Just to let you now you can?t always just remove the compressor, you may have to install a replacement pulley. If you go to a parts store and they don?t have a listing for belt without AC you most likely will have to install a replacement pully.
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