Posted April 26, 201114 yr comment_354036 didn't know what section to post this.I want to remove my A/C but dont want to remove any valves or anything that would mess with the vacuum for the engine or anything.Whats the route to take to do this?thanks Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/39375-ac-removal/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
April 26, 201114 yr comment_354089 Why do you want to do this? It gets hot in Kansas City.If you want to permanently remove the A/C BUT retain the vacuum for the Engine\Heat, then here is what you would do.Remove Compressor, Dryer and Condenser.Remove Hard Lines going to and from Compressor, Dryer, etc.Plug lines going into the Firewall.* LEAVE the Magnetic Switches on the passenger fender (these are needed for Heat).* LEAVE the Evaporator in the dash, unless you REALLY want to remove the dash.Remove the Fast Idle Actuator from the Intake Manifold and plug the vacuum line going to the Magnet Valve.Buy Antiperspirant. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/39375-ac-removal/#findComment-354089 Share on other sites More sharing options...
April 26, 201114 yr Author comment_354090 Haha Ive got the anti-perspirant for those hot days but I dont mind the heat, I just hate the cold.My A/C unit was not factory installed and the Radiator whatchamacallit for the A/C is blocking my car's main radiator which causes high coolant temps. The person who installed said A/C radiator did so with exhaust hanging wire. I also figure that I never use it and its just a hindrance on the engine sucking down alittle MPG and HP by being there so I might was well clear it out. Link to comment https://www.classiczcars.com/forums/topic/39375-ac-removal/#findComment-354090 Share on other sites More sharing options...
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