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My car woudn't start the other day and I've found out it is caused by my Seized A/C pulled. My car is a 95 3.4 v6, is their anyway I can just buy a smaller belt and reroute it to bypass the A/C pulley, or do I have to buy the A/C delete pulley?
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Re: Siezed A/C pulley
pretty sure you could bypass it, but i wouldn't do that over buying an a/c delete pulley. you can find them all over the place for around 20 $Originally posted by Aciddrag0n1 View Post
i just installed one on my 3.4
couple bolts in the front and one in the back and then the compressor just drops right out. of course its not that easy if your a/c still has freon in it. -
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I just bypassed it. 69" belt fits just fine and works great nowComment
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Re: Siezed A/C pulley
oh yeah for sure. could do a a/c delete while your at it lolWAWA-A-HOLIC
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Re: Siezed A/C pulley
yea you can bypass or delete the ac. Must not get hot where you are from I take itComment
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Re: Siezed A/C pulley
or he doesn't have the cash to get a new compressor and canisterWAWA-A-HOLIC
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