well im tired of looking at my ac..... it has never work since i had the car.... i never needed it anyways even during the summer and i want to make my engine bay less cluttered to... so what all is needed to delete the ac from under the hood... i already have the delete pulley, im gonna pull the compressor, condensor, drier and the connecting tubes out... dont i need some sort of ac delete box on the firewall... i still want my heat cause i cant stand the cold weather but it doesnt really get that hot here.. dont they make several versions of this box if you want heat... i hate drivin with the windows up... so that will be my cool air lol...... thanks in advance...

 

I have an www.acdelete.com box, never installed, minor scratches nothing major. $75 shipped.

Let me know if interested.

 

If you pull the evaporator from under-hood you need the a/c delete box. It makes a bunch more room on the pass. side if you remove it.

 

yeah im going to take that evaporator off cause it is taken up unwanted space....

 

your local gm dealer might still have one check them out too if not I H has one

 

Bringing back a thread. What do you do with the wires that run to the compressor? How about the wires on the big alluminum can by the heater box? Also the blower fan relay is mounted on the box, where do i put that when i install my ac deleted box? Thanks

 

On factory non-A/C cars the A/C compressor wires were just tapped back onto the harness so they wouldn't accidently fall in the wrong place and get burned up by the exhaust manifolds or the crossover in the intake.

For the blower harness you can either install a non-A/C version or just mount the A/C fan relay to the non-A/C heater box and get rid of the wires for the A/C cycling switch.

 

i was at junkyard other day and snagged a a/c delete pulley from a 89 4.3L s10. Bolts right up for my l98 serp setup

i thought i needed a 70 dollar delete pullep but damn...15 dollars is better

 

Great info and thanks! Is the cycling switch the one that plugs into the alluminum can in front of the heater box? I'll try and find the wireing diagrams if i find time after school.

 

$70....WHERE?, Dorman has them brand new for $30. Smog as well.

Thats alot for a free spinning plastic pulley, thats why I ask. Im getting my billet underdrive water pump pulley for $70...another reason I asked....