How long should it take to install bypass pully?

Take the compressor off & buy a shorter belt as long as it is still routed well.

use a smaller belt use a pice of cord to measure

If you are installing a bypass pulley it will eliminate the A/C compressor thus eliminating your A/C. With that being said, you need to evacuate the system. (If there is anything in it), Remove the whole A/C compressor from the car and then install the bypass pulley where the compressor would mount to the engine. If you are trying to remove the pulley on the A/C compressor to replace it then you will need a special tool (A/C Clutch Pulley Puller) that is usually available at most auto parts store on the "Loan a Tool" programs.

yes, you have to get a delete pully and remove the a/c compresser and install the delete pully

If you are not going to repair the AC then you can purchase a bypass pulley for the AC compressor. They are about $25 from rockauto.com. The pulley will go in place of the compressor. This is for the 3.3 engine.

http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=971234

On most cars you can. But first take a string and rout it around all the pullys excludeing the compressor pully. To make shure the path is cler. Then mesure the length of the string to order your shorter belt.

Go to your local parts store. Ask them for a AC bypass pully. You will remove your AC pump and replace it with the pully and bracket. hope this helps.

yes you should be able to take off your compressor and just replace it with a regular pully that you pick up at your local auto parts store considering it has the serpentene belt

I want to install a bypass pully on 2001 ford taurus are there any digrams i can see

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