2005 honda odessey

Asked by pops27 Nov 02, 2018 at 09:30 PM about the 2005 Honda Odyssey EX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I want to bypass the ac compressor what size belt will i need and does anyone
have a part number

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44,020

I don't think there will be a part number to intentionally bypass the compressor although you might do it by pure luck and hope the belt stays on the pulleys. So if your compressor has seized up and won't turn, you can just disconnect the wire to the compressor clutch and run like that as long as the pulley bearing is not locked up too. That way the seized compressor does not come on by accident and burn up your belt.

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Yes you can byass the AC on an odyssey. You will need a 70.5 inch belt. The parts store does not list it as a bypass, but you can go in and they can get it off the shelf. Make sure to get one with 5 slots or 6 sections. I just did this last week, and it works perfect....

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