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Charl24

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• Dec 10, 2024

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Hi, I no long need the AC. I have removed it and I’m left with the two hoses from the engine. Can I simply block them off? Or do they need to be connected so they can loop fluid?

Thanks!

 

marjon

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• Dec 10, 2024

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Charl24 said:

Hi, I no long need the AC. I have removed it and I’m left with the two hoses from the engine. Can I simply block them off? Or do they need to be connected so they can loop fluid?

Thanks!

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I didn’t think the AC connected to any hoses from the engine, other than 2 from the AC compressor.

A pic may help.

J

 

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Charl24

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• Dec 11, 2024

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marjon said:

I didn’t think the AC connected to any hoses from the engine, other than 2 from the AC compressor.

A pic may help.

J

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These two! I may have for their purpose wrong, but the question is the same

 

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kermit_rr

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• Dec 11, 2024

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I expect you mean these are pipes to connect the engine coolant to the cabin heater.
If you don't want a heater to keep you warm or demist the screen then yes you can connect them together to 'loop' the coolant.
This is separate to any air-conditioning will will have pipes connected to a pump at the front of the engine