Will the 1LE A/C Comp delete pully trip a ses light ?
Yea if it throws a code wich I think it will the SES light will come on. LT1 edit is basically a programming software that allows you to make alot of changes in the PCM of your car. You just plug a lap top with the software in it into the port under the dash and start programming. Just make sure you have someone do it that knows what they are doing. You can change timming, shift points (auto cars), and all kinna other things. Do a search on here for LT1 edit and you should be able to find out alot about it.
so u deleted ur whole a/c system and no codes ? i still wanna get a comp but i need more things fixed like evap and maybe more . this delete pully will get her running for less then 50 bucks
,did u sell ur comp 7 ? also since i wanna keep my a/c for now should i block of the lines for no dirt gets in , if so, what should i use ?
,did u sell ur comp 7 ? also since i wanna keep my a/c for now should i block of the lines for no dirt gets in , if so, what should i use ?
Originally posted by Spllouder
so u deleted ur whole a/c system and no codes ? i still wanna get a comp but i need more things fixed like evap and maybe more . this delete pully will get her running for less then 50 bucks
,did u sell ur comp 7 ? also since i wanna keep my a/c for now should i block of the lines for no dirt gets in , if so, what should i use ?
so u deleted ur whole a/c system and no codes ? i still wanna get a comp but i need more things fixed like evap and maybe more . this delete pully will get her running for less then 50 bucks
,did u sell ur comp 7 ? also since i wanna keep my a/c for now should i block of the lines for no dirt gets in , if so, what should i use ?
Also off topic heater core,blower motor,AC/fan controls,aluminum lines from WP to heater core,nuetral rear seatback and bottom cups,interior molding I know theres some other things I'm forgetting stock rear lcas,stock springs,old shocks,3 stock sway bars,spindles,calipers,lines, rotors,front lcas,front upper control arms and a partridge....
Tony
If you lived where I live AC is a necessity not a luxury,you could die
kiddin darn hot.
Last edited by #7; Jun 4, 2004 at 08:35 PM.
ok installed the 1LE delete pully and works great . the pulley was smaller then i thought it would be . Also my Comp the pully siezed and u can turn the clucth and comp makes compression noise soo is the comp still good . i just need new pulley bearnings ?
u think is hot in a dry heat come down to south florida its 95 to 100 with 100 % humid and still have had no a/c for 2 years now , Sh*t , i drove arond for 6 months with only one window down too. the passenger side dam . its a luxerey trust me
u think is hot in a dry heat come down to south florida its 95 to 100 with 100 % humid and still have had no a/c for 2 years now , Sh*t , i drove arond for 6 months with only one window down too. the passenger side dam . its a luxerey trust me
Last edited by Spllouder; Jun 5, 2004 at 12:23 AM.
Originally posted by #7
If you lived where I live AC is a necessity not a luxury,you could die
kiddin darn hot.
If you lived where I live AC is a necessity not a luxury,you could die
kiddin darn hot.

My stupid brother jammed the a/c clutch connector in the wrong way bending the pins, so mine is unplugged w/ no codes
There are a number of codes that the PCM can set for the A/C system:
66 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit (open or shorted)
67 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit (pressure sensor or A/C clutch circuit problem)
68 - A/C relay circuit (shorted circuit)
69 - A/C clutch circuit
70 - A/C clutch relay driver circuit N/A
71 - A/C evaporator temperature sensor circuit (open or shorted)
I've got a couple of those, as I recall. When you disconnect the pressure and temperature sensors, you will get those codes.
66 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit (open or shorted)
67 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit (pressure sensor or A/C clutch circuit problem)
68 - A/C relay circuit (shorted circuit)
69 - A/C clutch circuit
70 - A/C clutch relay driver circuit N/A
71 - A/C evaporator temperature sensor circuit (open or shorted)
I've got a couple of those, as I recall. When you disconnect the pressure and temperature sensors, you will get those codes.
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