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420A 420A A/C delete

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I will be show you how to remove the AC off 420a .
This is just a how to remove the ac , I do not have information on the new belt needed or what size belt, how to tension the new belt ect. (I will edit once I figure that out)

shout out to those who helped me!
You know who you are!!

Step 1 is to release any pressure out of the system. ( this is illegal i believe, do as you will with this information)
There will be L and H caps ..
Make sure you wear gloves and a rag over while you do this so you don’t hurt your self! (Unless you had a leak like me and have no pressure then you’re lucky)
this is how it will look like
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Step 2. Once that is done you can carefully unbolt these lines.
Two 10MM bolts on the fire wall.
Here are the locations
-fire wall (follow the L line)
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Follow the L line and it’ll go to a canister. You can just unbolt these 2 bolts and it’ll come off
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Now follow these lines again and it’ll go down to the condenser and you only have 2 more bolts and the lines will be almost free.

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Now the only thing holding these lines in are connected to the A/C and same process, just 2 bolts

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Now the lines and canister is free you can remove them.
Note: remove anything and unbolt anything holding down the lines, you will see them very easily.

Now step 3. Removing the A/C

There will be 4 bolts holding the A/C and I’ll show you locations

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You can see the bolts on top are the bracket, don’t get confused!
The bolt circled in black is the bolt you need to get, there will be 4 in a square pattern! After the first just look over and you’ll see the next bolt. They will be pretty long.

The 2 bottom bolts

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Once that is out you can remove the AC

Now technically you are finished but if you want to remove the bracket it’s just 4 bolts connected to the block , you will see them right there.

step 4. (optional) remove condenser

Very easy process just 2 bolts you need to unscrew with a wrench holding the nut.
left side and right side next to headlights

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Now once you remove the bolts with a wrench holding the nut, you can remove the condenser and you should be finished! Don’t forget to unplug the AC sensor before pulling!
 
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