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building the xe...
Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: western sydney - home of the mullet
Posts: 2,473
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just a quick question...
the ac compressor on my eb ghia is noisy as all hell... they clutch/bearig on the front is noisy... just wondering if it hurts it if i cut the belt? so theres no drive on it... can the heater still be used... its got climate control... so the ac is usually turned on when you turn the heater on... as far as i know it should be right, but i just want to be sure... |
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Paint Repairs Spoilers
Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 476
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No Idea about the effect it would have on the climate control. Certainly with manual systems it would be OK.
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Tyre smoke - nah must be smoke from the running in oil / Sorry officer, just put some tyre shine, did not think it would do that. Unfit - How could I be, always running off at the mouth and jumping to conclusions |
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growing up is optional
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Gawler area SA
Posts: 3,303
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Wont hurt the Climate Control system. Wouldn't hurt to unplug the compressor while you're there.
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