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My air conditioning compressor on my 89 F250 is smoking after about 5-10 minutes of starting the engine... Any way to remove the compressor and get a different belt since I don't need the A/C or would it be better to fix/replace it? It's basically a plow/farm truck now...
So I should be able to remove all the other A/C components too and help open up some space to work on the engine. Any pictures or diagrams of the A/C system removable components? (So I don't remove anything I shouldn't)
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