GM A/C delete pulley part numbers and info

[azeniskid]

This is information regarding the A/C delete pulley for the 2.4L and 2.3L motors.

Replaces the A/C compressor w/ a pulley

part numbers
2.4 ac delete is #24574519
# 22533199 for the 2.3

[WhiteSpeed36]

Just wondering. Is it easy to install? and is the pulley a different size than stock?

[azeniskid]

it REPLACES the a/c compressor.... difficulty is on how skillful you are in dismantling your a/c system.

The pulley takes places of the a/c compressor. so imagine that this is just a pulley taht sits in place of the compressor.

[urweak]

i like my AC

[mthegodfather]

ME TOO

[azeniskid]

alright so I can just delete my thread right?

[hot-bodiez]

No, This will come in handy. May free up some needed room under the hood. Thanks

[jayhawk]

Originally posted by azeniskid
alright so I can just delete my thread right?

Nah...its good info to archive.

Lets make sure anyone who gets the A/C compressor removed to please first have the system discharged by certified techs at a repair facility! Not only is letting freon out into the atmosphere illegal, but keep in mind Freon BOILS at -30 F. You can get seriously injured if you are sprayed.

[WhiteSpeed36]

I know what it is... azeniskid My question was to whether or not the pulley is the same size as the pulley on the a/c compressor. Different location or size in pulley can greatly affect the size of the belt. The reason I asked is when I was getting a belt from autozone they asked if my car was with a/c or without... they had different belt sizes for both.

I will take it from your response that the pulley is the same size therfore using the same belt size.

[azeniskid]

I'm under the assumption.. but than again an extra trip to the store never hurt me either... guess I'll see what the truth is when I get to it.. :-p

[urweak]

well my compressor is shot, what do i have to do to install this? do i just have the system drained and then remove the parts or is there more to this? or could i just run a shorter belt and get the same effect? basicly i need to bypass the AC compressor, since im to poor to fix the problem

[azeniskid]

buy pulley... drain a/c system.. tear out system... bye bye compressor... replace w/ said pulley part... plug and play.

[Lash]

The real question is...


how much h.p. are you actually gonna gain from this?
The only real drag you have is when the A/C is actually on.


has this ever been dyno'd?


Or should is just be listed as "weight reduction" :D

[urweak]

do i need a shorter belt? I want AC, but since this compressor is bad, i guess this is a quick fix till summer

[azeniskid]

it's a STOCK replacement... fits like the A/C compressor fit...

HP gains? Who cares, it gets rid of clutter in the engine bay area.. I think that's gain enough for efficiency reasons, one less goddamn thing to worry about.

[urweak]

can i get away with useing a smaller belt just to bypass the AC, i dont want to have to pay someone to drain the system. i just need a quit cheap fix for the time being.