Will the heat still work if i disconect the ac compresser

Asked by Ron Oct 19, 2014 at 09:40 AM about the 2004 Hyundai Elantra

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Yes. But your defrost will not be as effective. The AC blows dry air and that helps.

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As long as it,s only to ac,not anything else like power steering or water pumps,etc.

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And Bmark is correct,ac dehumidifie,s the wind shield,to help keep it clear,the ac doe,s this.

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You can just disconnect the connection on the compressor. A lot easier.

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Lol,,Agreed,but unless the ac stay,s on all the time,i really see no purpose of this.

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Morning T_S_T. I had a Ford F350 + Expedition that had the AC on all the time. I pulled the connection off of the compressor. It didn't help the fuel economy at all.

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Does the belt run the water pump? Bc the compresser runs constanly and the bearings are bad in the pump and it makes noise

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Go look at the AC belt and see what else, if anything, that belt operates then get back to us.

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Removed the belt it fixed the problem thank you guys for the info

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