Fan Belt ?'s
 

Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
help would be appreciated,

Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Idler pulley.

Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Idler pulley.

Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Idler pulley.

Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Idler pulley.

Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

Mike
86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00
88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Hi Dave,
Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
down the idler and brackets.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Hi Dave,
Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
down the idler and brackets.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Hi Dave,
Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
down the idler and brackets.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Hi Dave,
Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
down the idler and brackets.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:--------------------

dcollivier wrote:
>
> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
> help would be appreciated,
>
> Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Mike Romain did pass the time by typing:
> Idler pulley.
>
> Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

My ZJ uses a belt routing.
http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/beltroute.jpg

> dcollivier wrote:
>>
>> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
>> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
>> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
>> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
>> help would be appreciated,

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Mike Romain did pass the time by typing:
> Idler pulley.
>
> Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

My ZJ uses a belt routing.
http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/beltroute.jpg

> dcollivier wrote:
>>
>> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
>> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
>> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
>> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
>> help would be appreciated,

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Mike Romain did pass the time by typing:
> Idler pulley.
>
> Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

My ZJ uses a belt routing.
http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/beltroute.jpg

> dcollivier wrote:
>>
>> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
>> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
>> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
>> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
>> help would be appreciated,

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Mike Romain did pass the time by typing:
> Idler pulley.
>
> Maybe check out the local wreckers for one.

My ZJ uses a belt routing.
http://www.revbeergoggles.com/temp/beltroute.jpg

> dcollivier wrote:
>>
>> Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and want to
>> bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing for
>> belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in the
>> compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before? Any
>> help would be appreciated,

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
an idler it may not be worth it.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
> Hi Dave,
> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
> down the idler and brackets.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
> dcollivier wrote:
> >
> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
want to
> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
for
> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
the
> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before?
Any
> > help would be appreciated,
> >
> > Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
an idler it may not be worth it.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
> Hi Dave,
> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
> down the idler and brackets.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
> dcollivier wrote:
> >
> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
want to
> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
for
> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
the
> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before?
Any
> > help would be appreciated,
> >
> > Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
an idler it may not be worth it.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
> Hi Dave,
> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
> down the idler and brackets.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
> dcollivier wrote:
> >
> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
want to
> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
for
> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
the
> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before?
Any
> > help would be appreciated,
> >
> > Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
an idler it may not be worth it.
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
> Hi Dave,
> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
> down the idler and brackets.
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:--------------------
>
> dcollivier wrote:
> >
> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
want to
> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
for
> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
the
> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor before?
Any
> > help would be appreciated,
> >
> > Dave

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Pull your AC fuse, then your AC compressor magically becomes an idler....

"dcollivier" <dc.ollivier@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:bcBae.29052$Jg5.1510474@news20.bellglobal.com ...
> Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
> an idler it may not be worth it.
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
>> Hi Dave,
>> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
>> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
>> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
>> down the idler and brackets.
>> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>> mailto:--------------------
>>
>> dcollivier wrote:
>> >
>> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
> want to
>> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
> for
>> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
> the
>> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor
>> > before?
> Any
>> > help would be appreciated,
>> >
>> > Dave
>
>

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Pull your AC fuse, then your AC compressor magically becomes an idler....

"dcollivier" <dc.ollivier@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:bcBae.29052$Jg5.1510474@news20.bellglobal.com ...
> Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
> an idler it may not be worth it.
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
>> Hi Dave,
>> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
>> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
>> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
>> down the idler and brackets.
>> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>> mailto:--------------------
>>
>> dcollivier wrote:
>> >
>> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
> want to
>> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
> for
>> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
> the
>> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor
>> > before?
> Any
>> > help would be appreciated,
>> >
>> > Dave
>
>

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Pull your AC fuse, then your AC compressor magically becomes an idler....

"dcollivier" <dc.ollivier@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:bcBae.29052$Jg5.1510474@news20.bellglobal.com ...
> Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
> an idler it may not be worth it.
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
>> Hi Dave,
>> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
>> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
>> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
>> down the idler and brackets.
>> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>> mailto:--------------------
>>
>> dcollivier wrote:
>> >
>> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
> want to
>> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
> for
>> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
> the
>> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor
>> > before?
> Any
>> > help would be appreciated,
>> >
>> > Dave
>
>

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

Pull your AC fuse, then your AC compressor magically becomes an idler....

"dcollivier" <dc.ollivier@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
news:bcBae.29052$Jg5.1510474@news20.bellglobal.com ...
> Thanks for the replies, I am trying to bypass to save fuel, but if I need
> an idler it may not be worth it.
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:426AABCF.3D40D884@cox.net...
>> Hi Dave,
>> Yup, I've never seen that before, using the same belt with or
>> without A/C: http://www.----------.com/91XJBelts.pdf I'll bet even if
>> you have to replace the pulley bearing it's be far cheaper than running
>> down the idler and brackets.
>> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
>> mailto:--------------------
>>
>> dcollivier wrote:
>> >
>> > Putting a new Alternator and belt on a 90 Cherokee this weekend, and
> want to
>> > bypass the A/C comp. My parts guy said that there was only one listing
> for
>> > belt's regardless of A/C or not. Do the 4.0's use an idler pulley in
> the
>> > compressors place if non A/C? Anyone here bypass the compressor
>> > before?
> Any
>> > help would be appreciated,
>> >
>> > Dave
>
>

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
just skipped the ac.

I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.

Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
just skipped the ac.

I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.

Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
just skipped the ac.

I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.

Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
just skipped the ac.

I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.

Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

His alternator is sitting below your crank level, weird.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Troy wrote:
>
> I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
> cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
> just skipped the ac.
>
> I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
> they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
> find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.
>
> Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

His alternator is sitting below your crank level, weird.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Troy wrote:
>
> I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
> cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
> just skipped the ac.
>
> I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
> they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
> find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.
>
> Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

His alternator is sitting below your crank level, weird.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Troy wrote:
>
> I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
> cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
> just skipped the ac.
>
> I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
> they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
> find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.
>
> Troy

Re: Fan Belt ?'s
 

His alternator is sitting below your crank level, weird.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Troy wrote:
>
> I bypassed my ac pulley on my 4.0, though its a tj and I haven't seen a
> cherokee engine but I hear its the same. I'm not using any extra pulleys,
> just skipped the ac.
>
> I went to napa and asked for a serpentine belt for a 01 tj with no ac, and
> they gave me the one that was shorter and now it's bypassed, until I can
> find a good onboard air compressor, I'm still doing my homework on that.
>
> Troy