Anyone have any good links for this?
Just release refrigerant, and unbolt?

 

Dont use the search function or anything.

Have a shop re-claim the coolant and then just unbolt everything.

 

take it to a shop and have it discharged and then remove it yourself. its pretty easy, a couple plugs and a bunch of bolts. goodluck

 

because leting out in your driveway would be bad.

 

What do you guys do with the wire loom left over?

 

just a question, not to jack the thread, but....

im thinking about removing my ac, but in the rain there is no alternative to de-fogging, im wondering what people with ac gone do during the rain, becuase you can't open a window to far

 

you dont really need AC to defog. never had a problem with it, i just blast the heater, or any temp. air on it actually, and it works.

 

how much weight u save by removing the ac?

 

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im thinking about removing my ac, but in the rain there is no alternative to de-fogging, im wondering what people with ac gone do during the rain, becuase you can't open a window to far </TD></TR></TABLE>

defrost w/ cold air and do not put it on recirculate

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50lbs give or take

 

Today was about 31 and a little humid, A/C saved my day...

 

**** today was like 83 here. hot here seems to be 50degrees more where i come from.

 

31c is about 88f. Dry heat is alright, but when humidity kicks it, that really sucks.

 

yep

 

Do any coolant lines run through the AC system, i mean, is there anything i have to plug after pulling out the condenser and lines?

 

bump, a simple yes or no answer is enough.

 

Rain X makes this fog X stuff helps but you need to reapply it every so often