A/C Removal 86 4kcsq

[Richard J Lebens]

If you open the A/C system Freon (R-12 Chlorofluorocarbon) at room
temperature will be a stable gas and won't puddle on your garage floor.
 It will however migrate into the stratosphere where UV radiation from
the sun will release the chlorine molecules and they will interact with
the O3 molecules and become Cl and O2 depleting the ozone layer.  An AC
shop might remove it for you for free since it has some value.


--- Tapparoo at aol.com wrote:
> I am new to the list so please bear with me, especially if I sound
> like a moron.
> Changing my fan belts on my 4k found out that the adjustment bolt for
> the A/C compressor belt (the 6mm allen head that sits behind the
> compressor) is WAY too stripped to get it loose.  My compressor is
> leaking as well and I never use A/C because it heats up the engine
> way to fast.
> Anyway, I am really considering removing the whole thing (compressor,
> condensor, etc.) and wanted to know if there is anything I should
> look out for or any tips on making it easier.  I would prefer not to
> dump a whole bunch of freon on the garage floor.
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> Dan
> Colorado Springs


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