Hello again everyone,
It's been a weird few years.
My project is slowly progressing and the interior is essentially finished - rollcage is in and interior resprayed white, new door cards etc.
For various French car related reasons I have had to peel the front bumper off to open the bonnet and while I'm here I thought this would be a great chance to remove the air con. It never worked, the condenser looks disgusting and I have no need for it.
I see plenty of £300 air con delete kits available to remove the air con compressor and retain belt tension, but frankly with the amount this is costing me, I'm not inclined to spend several hundred further pounds to have fewer components. I know it can't be this simple but; what's to stop me ripping out the condenser and all the pipework and just leaving the compressor there, not connected to anything?
There's no refrigerant in the system as it is, so no hazard there.
I know I'm probably being stupid, but I need someone to point out why.
Any pointers appreciated,
Clio 182 by the way.
Dan
It's been a weird few years.
My project is slowly progressing and the interior is essentially finished - rollcage is in and interior resprayed white, new door cards etc.
For various French car related reasons I have had to peel the front bumper off to open the bonnet and while I'm here I thought this would be a great chance to remove the air con. It never worked, the condenser looks disgusting and I have no need for it.
I see plenty of £300 air con delete kits available to remove the air con compressor and retain belt tension, but frankly with the amount this is costing me, I'm not inclined to spend several hundred further pounds to have fewer components. I know it can't be this simple but; what's to stop me ripping out the condenser and all the pipework and just leaving the compressor there, not connected to anything?
There's no refrigerant in the system as it is, so no hazard there.
I know I'm probably being stupid, but I need someone to point out why.
Any pointers appreciated,
Clio 182 by the way.
Dan