A/C removal? Pros? Cons?

[Busted Knuckles]

The A/C, installed or removed, will not prevent the car from starting. And, you don't need to cap the WIRES, you need to cap the evaporator lines running through the fire wall.

Have you tried to dis-arm the alarm yet? Lock then unlock the car from the passenger side, then see if it starts. The arm/dis-arm switch is on the door lock cylinders. The driver's side wears out or fails faster than the passenger side due to use. If that doesn't work, you'll need to trace the wires from the starter back to the relay. The alarm on the Supra's ungrounds the relay when the alarm is triggered. Resetting the alarm with the door lock usually resets the alarm and allows the car to start.

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Heh, did you accidentally pull the starter solenoid wire off?

[x8Cressida]

Originally Posted by supramacist

You have to get some toidy tissue and fold it up into a manpon and part the beef cheecks and slip that bad boy in and walk it out.

Hope this helps.

I am one of those people that flips the ac off when it's time to hit the peddle.
So I never really use it unless I'm with the family.

You have made up your mind H8's It's quite easy to tell so just do it.

The caps that you'll unplug from the fire wall on the exhaust side of the bay have to be kept.

You have to seal off those ports.








This is kind of ghetto but what I did was cut the ends with a dremel or hack saw.
Smooth them. Leave about an inch and a half of the line and fill it with rtv until you can get hold of some caps at lowes or someplace. Don't go messing with any of that for a few days till it sets up.

I've eliminated the ace on my 7mge. is their anything in the wiring that has to be by passed or eliminated in order to make the engine turn over? above its been stated to get the caps for the end of the wires. haven't cut those their wire ends and connectors so they are all still intact. in the end I'm just not getting power to my starter, just trouble shooting looking for help.
thanks