After air con removal advice please
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After air con removal advice please
Hi everyone i've decided over winter i'm going on a weight saving exercise and doing a few things i've wanted to do for a while. The first job is to completely remove all the aircon system,my question is about the engine drive belt,does a different pulley need putting in place of the compressor so the belt takes the same path or is there a shorter belt available that will just work with the compressor taken out of the way,any advice is really appreciated,cheers
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i just run a shorter belt. however, i dont know the length as i had my tech do all the work. but you dont need new pulley.
make sure u kill off heater and heater core and all the lines/plumbing under the car that's covered up by the plastic shield.
make sure u kill off heater and heater core and all the lines/plumbing under the car that's covered up by the plastic shield.
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If you are going that far, think about removing your power steering pump and installing the Cup pump up front. You lose the engine weight and move it forward.
Mooty can you read the belt number?
Mooty can you read the belt number?
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Hi everyone i've decided over winter i'm going on a weight saving exercise and doing a few things i've wanted to do for a while. The first job is to completely remove all the aircon system,my question is about the engine drive belt,does a different pulley need putting in place of the compressor so the belt takes the same path or is there a shorter belt available that will just work with the compressor taken out of the way,any advice is really appreciated,cheers
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Another question i forgot to ask about doing this in the first place is,what do you have to do with the fuel cooler line,the fuel pipe runs through something on the a/c pump,anyone got any ideas?cheers
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Neil, you have two options with the fuel cooler.
1) Leave it
2) Remove it and make a short pigtail fuel line to bridge the two ports. A better solution is to run a seperate NEW fuel return line from the FPR under the intake manifold. The factory return line is sort of a restriction. Be careful with your fitting selections.
1) Leave it
2) Remove it and make a short pigtail fuel line to bridge the two ports. A better solution is to run a seperate NEW fuel return line from the FPR under the intake manifold. The factory return line is sort of a restriction. Be careful with your fitting selections.
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Neil, you have two options with the fuel cooler.
1) Leave it
2) Remove it and make a short pigtail fuel line to bridge the two ports. A better solution is to run a seperate NEW fuel return line from the FPR under the intake manifold. The factory return line is sort of a restriction. Be careful with your fitting selections.
1) Leave it
2) Remove it and make a short pigtail fuel line to bridge the two ports. A better solution is to run a seperate NEW fuel return line from the FPR under the intake manifold. The factory return line is sort of a restriction. Be careful with your fitting selections.
Also do you know where the cup car steering pump conversions can be sourced or porsche part number needed,many thanks
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Neil ok if you never use it, it makes sense.
Be careful mate, the weight reduction is an “extreme sport “and can be dangerous and addictive : )
For motorsport parts contact Gert at www.carnewal.com
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Be careful mate, the weight reduction is an “extreme sport “and can be dangerous and addictive : )
For motorsport parts contact Gert at www.carnewal.com
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Neil ok if you never use it, it makes sense.
Be careful mate, the weight reduction is an “extreme sport “and can be dangerous and addictive : )
For motorsport parts contact Gert at www.carnewal.com
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Be careful mate, the weight reduction is an “extreme sport “and can be dangerous and addictive : )
For motorsport parts contact Gert at www.carnewal.com
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Since Mike *996FLT6 asked me this question yesterday I post it here for future reference.
Belt to use without a/c:
996.102.151.92
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