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AC bypass 850

posted by  Champ 6 on  Sat Apr 18 12:32 CST 2009
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Why not leave teh belt in place? Unless the bearings in the compressor clutch are worn, if you don't turn the AC on, there is no additioan drag to speak of, and no other problems. With the compressor clutch not engaged, all that is turning is the pulley.
I don't know if there is a bypass belt available.






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