AC removal
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AC removal
I've searched and havent found anything.
Im in the process of removing my ac in the ef. Running along the firewall with the ac pipes are some wires. Can those be removed as well?
Im in the process of removing my ac in the ef. Running along the firewall with the ac pipes are some wires. Can those be removed as well?
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Re: AC removal
I wouldn't touch any wiring.. its not worth the headache. just unplug the condenser fan and ac pressure switch and leave the switch in the dash. the AC wiring is loomed in with the normal radiator fan harness and relay. it's not a separate harness.
You can remove them if you feel so inclined, but it is a waste of time IMO for a less than 1lb savings.
You can remove them if you feel so inclined, but it is a waste of time IMO for a less than 1lb savings.
Re: AC removal
I wouldn't touch any wiring.. its not worth the headache. just unplug the condenser fan and ac pressure switch and leave the switch in the dash. the AC wiring is loomed in with the normal radiator fan harness and relay. it's not a separate harness.
You can remove them if you feel so inclined, but it is a waste of time IMO for a less than 1lb savings.
You can remove them if you feel so inclined, but it is a waste of time IMO for a less than 1lb savings.
The AC wiring harness is COMPLETELY separate from all your other wiring and is removable. That harness controls the AC fan NOT your regular thermo switch operated fan on the PS.
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