A/C and P/S removal questions
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A/C and P/S removal questions
I am going to remove my A/C and P/S soon, just had a question on each. 1)When I remove the A/C, will that affect my heating system at all?? Just not sure if the A/C compresser and all the plumbing had anything to do with the heat. (Question 2)- when I remove the P/S, can I just take off the pump and use the stock P/S rack without it, or will I have to buy a manual steering rack? Thanks!
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1) You won't get any cold air from your vents. You can still get hot air unless you remove you heater core.
2). Keep the p/s rack, and plumb the pressure lines together. This allows a quicker lock-lock ratio than converting to a manual rack.
Good luck, lemme know if you need more info.
2). Keep the p/s rack, and plumb the pressure lines together. This allows a quicker lock-lock ratio than converting to a manual rack.
Good luck, lemme know if you need more info.
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That's fine, as long as you don't remove the evaporator that connects the blower to the heater unit.You would need the piece from a Non-AC car to connect the two if you want to remove that (and it's about 5 lbs IIRC)
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Originally posted by Silkworm
That's fine, as long as you don't remove the evaporator that connects the blower to the heater unit.You would need the piece from a Non-AC car to connect the two if you want to remove that (and it's about 5 lbs IIRC)
PaulC
That's fine, as long as you don't remove the evaporator that connects the blower to the heater unit.You would need the piece from a Non-AC car to connect the two if you want to remove that (and it's about 5 lbs IIRC)
PaulC
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