removing a/c

Mine doesn't work on my '88 Cherokee.
I have no plans on fixing it.
How much can I remove for weight and working room?
If there were an aftermarket bracket/pulley ass'y That would eliminate the compressor and make more room.
I would leave the relay circuit there for manual cycling of the electric fan.
Any suggestions?

The non-ac version has a bracket and idle pulley in place of the a/c. I recall someone posting a picture and part number before. You could always turn the compressor into onboard air. I installed a junkyard compressor when the idler went bad, but haven't gotten around to hooking it up as onboard air yet.

I found the part no.
5300-2904 bracket
5300-2903 pulley
3420-1864 bolt
3300-2201 bushing
Would be cheaper to find one at a scrap yard if I can I'm sure.

what do you mean by onboard air lawsoncl?

cygnus58 said:

what do you mean by onboard air lawsoncl?

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You convert the ac compressor so it will compress air rather than refigerant so when your engine is running you can fill your tires or on board air storage tank/s.
Sam

that sounds kinda cool.
might check into it.
i have another window open with a linkto a guy that did it.
he used a helluva lot of fittings....
http://www.madxj.com/MADXJ/technical/technicalfiles/ARonBoardAirNoVBelt/OnBoardAirNoVBelt.htm