a/c and p/s removal
So you're taking out the p/s also?
The a/c is pretty straightfoward, you don't really need a guide, unless you're taking the stuff out inside too.
Just follow all the lines, and unhook them.
The a/c is pretty straightfoward, you don't really need a guide, unless you're taking the stuff out inside too.
Just follow all the lines, and unhook them.
The p/s is going to be a little more difficult,
it's not just disconnect everything, and with the engine in, it'll be a lil bit more maneuvering.
But it's not actually all that bad .. I did mine though with my engine out
I can get some pics of how mine is setup tomorrow though,
You don't need to buy any special p/s delete kit, just some hosing.
You might want a different resivoir though, the stock one is a bit overkill/big.
it's not just disconnect everything, and with the engine in, it'll be a lil bit more maneuvering.
But it's not actually all that bad .. I did mine though with my engine out

I can get some pics of how mine is setup tomorrow though,
You don't need to buy any special p/s delete kit, just some hosing.
You might want a different resivoir though, the stock one is a bit overkill/big.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SlamminS85 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">just remove the belt... that will turn off your ps, and you can alwasy put it back on... unless you are removing it for weight issues</TD></TR></TABLE>
Lol, well if they're removing the a/c, it's probably for hp, And weight.
Lol, well if they're removing the a/c, it's probably for hp, And weight.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by angelSIR-G »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">my motor is out currently which will make it easier
plz post those pics when you get a chance</TD></TR></TABLE>
ahh well you're in luck then haha, I'll get some up tomorrow when it's light out.
I can tell you right now though, there is Only two fittings coming off the rack,
all you do it loop those two to a reservoir.
You can even use the fittings on there, you just have to do a little "modding" to the one I think.
plz post those pics when you get a chance</TD></TR></TABLE>
ahh well you're in luck then haha, I'll get some up tomorrow when it's light out.
I can tell you right now though, there is Only two fittings coming off the rack,
all you do it loop those two to a reservoir.
You can even use the fittings on there, you just have to do a little "modding" to the one I think.
I don't know if Padawan still sells his p/s removal kit, because his thread got shut down. You're going to need to rig up a close loop system that would be recirculating the ps fluid in the system. Or else its going to get seized.
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