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    A/C Delete

    I have an h22a4 already with no P/S and i want to delete the A/C. I know it requires a different alternator belt but i dont know which one. Which belt could i use??
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    Search in the DIY section, there's a DIY for this. I think it says just an alt. belt for the DX w/o a/c. But I have also heard you need a custom length belt., though the first option makes more since to me.
    Originally posted by 92dm
    I was actually just being a smart ass, and not really contributing to this at all.
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      #3
      The DX belt may not work for the H22.

      Get a cloth tape measure, like they use at clothing stores, and run it around the belts you'll be using. Then go to a store and ask for a belt of that length, with the proper number of ribs.






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        #4
        Originally posted by deevergote
        The DX belt may not work for the H22.
        Sorry, it's been a long day and I didn't even realize he said he has a h22a4.
        Originally posted by 92dm
        I was actually just being a smart ass, and not really contributing to this at all.
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          #5
          ask for the alternator belt with no a/c for the h22. ... thats what i did for my f22
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            #6
            They have an F22A belt with no AC because there was a base model CB7 that came with no AC. The H22A is the high-end Prelude motor. I seriously doubt that there were any H22 powered Preludes that came without AC.






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              #7
              Originally posted by deevergote
              They have an F22A belt with no AC because there was a base model CB7 that came with no AC. The H22A is the high-end Prelude motor. I seriously doubt that there were any H22 powered Preludes that came without AC.
              2x...no prelude's without a/c. but, use deev's cloth method.

              Here's how all multi-rib belts are measured.

              A standard part number looks something like

              #PK-####

              IE: 4pk-0840

              now, the last four are almost always end in 0 or 5 to allow for adjustablity

              the first #, 4 stands for the number of ribs....for accords and preludes our alternator and a/c belts has five....so 5pk-####

              The last four numbers are the length of the belt in millimeters (I believe). So wrap tape around pulley's, measure length with the tape relatively taught. then insert number. the accord without ac is 5pk-0855 or something close to that....dunno bout prelude but it won't be far...

              good luck hope that helps.


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                #8
                thanks i appreciate it...ill try and do it once im back in town...

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