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I believe it is possilbe Posted by MI-Roger [Email] ![]() ![]() In Reply to: Re: Possible to bypass a/c pulley?, Bearskull ![]() ![]() |
The 9-5 was only offered with A/C in the uS market, but A/C was an option nealry everywhere else. The EPC lists two different blest for the four cylinder engine equipped '98 thru '01 models, depending upon what I believe is transmisison choice.
Article : Belt
PartNo : 4896312
Usage : 1998-2001, M, HEAT/VENT
Order Quantity : 1
Article : Belt
PartNo : 4965687
Usage : 1998-2001, A, HEAT/VENT
Order Quantity : 1
Cars with AC or ACC use a third belt number, and those in warm weather climates use a fourth belt number. Why?
I could find no photo in the WIS as how these belts are routed, and no listing in the EPC for a pulley to act in place of the A/C compressor pulley.
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