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leaving the aircon on will be fine.
the Pas pump wont, unfortunately, there is no cheap way around it. the cup aux setup goes for about £150.
All of those running the ePas conversions are running cup's or cup setup.
If your removing the pas pump the tensioner won't work. As it tensions the belt between the pas pump and alternator. The belt will also interfere with itself.
The other option is buy the PMS air con delete kit I think you can remove the pas with that too
It's been covered.
Long short:
They're untested. And a vital suspension component.
It's like buying a 100 pack of condoms for 99p.
It could be alright, but you could end up with aids.
Boost is a measure of restriction really.
But in layman terms, its the amount of pressure the turbo/sc is supplying ontop of atmospheric pressure.
It's can get a little more complicated with bigger turbo's etc as a larger compressor housing will flow more air at a lower pressure etc...
Russ, I won't charge for it. It's mapped for 428's so will be a little on the rich side for stock cams but really won't be too far out. You'll just have to change the sensor calibration on the coolant and air to suit yours.
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It depends how you intend on tensioning it. You can't just ask for a belt like that. It's like asking me to suggest a shirt for you to buy. You could be a 56" chest or a 30".
Lambda sensors don't even cause a serv light letalone a stop one. Have you got the handbrake on?
as for belt, don't know. you'll need to make up Some form of tensioning it too
No you can't cap the pas pump. Don't run it dry either, else it'll sieze and rip the aux belt to shreds and take the cambelt out.
The stop light will be accompanied by another light.