one slow coupe

I have a 99 si. I was driving around racing afew people and whatnot. well when i was all finished and i started to head home i heard a jingling noise coming from the motor. I noticed it is always constant no matter what rpm or speed i was doing.

When i got home and turned the radio and everything of it was very noticible so when i poped the hood i heard the jingling noise coming from my ac pump belt, i went in for closer inspection when i noticed the belt wasnt even on the pully im not 100% sure what pully it is but its not even on it. And a noticed a bolt just hanging there loosely and what seems to be a smaller pully which is broken off.

Im not sure what to do but i need help on how i can fix it in the morning.

PHOBIA

you really cant go with out a/c for a couple of days? order a new belt/pulley.if its an entire unit thats gone get a replacement from honda.

Street Ghost

I got even more confused after reading it...

Maybe you have a broken pulley and the belt is just flapping around now.

my lil hatchie

probably a/c. is the car running ok besides the noise?

Russ713

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the idler pulley for the ac has apparently come loose. It's main purpose is to keep tension on the ac belt. You can just cut the belt off and set the pulley aside until you're ready to get it fixed.

DavidT or VajT

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Go racing some more

simplsi

i do that to when im bored im ny si, drive around. so far nothing like that hasnt happend to me.

PHOBIA

its really not a big deal,save up some $ and when summer roles around get it fixed,its a simple fix take of the belt unbolt the ac,put a new one on tighten the tensioner belt and ur done.

one slow coupe

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yea it runs fine i havent turned on my ac, ill prolly just take the belt off and the pully or w/e and worry about it in the spring.

Will i gain any power from removing the pully and belt

alotawatts

You will gain HP but probably not enough to really notice. Maybe another mpg too.

vtecpoweredsol

do it like me and just rip the god damn heavy *** a/c out

McLovin

wOrd.... best solution there is .. who needs ac anyways.. role ur windows down during the summer and heater for the winter.. works perfectly.. and u gain a tiny amount of performance too

Lee_Delso

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Exactly, but in my case I'll just take my top off

Mike_C

uh yeah, have you looked outside? it is like 15 degrees.

vtecpoweredsol

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Exactly, but in my case I'll just take my top off </TD></TR></TABLE>

lol, same here, then we have weight reduction too if we keep it at home