98 civic lx ac compressor bypass

Asked by Steven May 14, 2016 at 04:36 AM about the 1998 Honda Civic LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I need to know what size belt i need to get to
bypass my ac compressor

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Also, to use the same belt, they make a delete A/C compressor pulley & bracket for around $40.

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Ohk cool my buddy i work with is a mechanic he told me if i drive it like it is the clutch wheel thing will cause my belt to jump off and overheat but idk id love to keep the ac but im sure the compressors gone out because it was smoking and it smelled like burnt rubber

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That is a easy fix. Sounds like you just need to replace the compressor clutch and pulley with bearing. http://www.carid.com/1998-honda-civic-air-conditioning-heating-parts/four-seasons-ac-compressor-clutch-63160774.html

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I heard that you can also get an alternator bel for a Civic DX without AC. I was woundering how the belt diagram will look like ?

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