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Can i remove this from the motor? A\C?s
OK so when I was looking for a vacuum leak I removed what I think is AC components. I was wondering if I can just leave them off. I have no AC controls inside the car so it’s obviously been taken apart a bit...
So with the help of some pictures... What more can I remove? Did I remove anything important? What’s the next step in AC REMOVAL?  
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    so can i remove the hard lines? what kind of tools do i need to do this? what about the stuff in the smug box?
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that's the air pump bracket on the left and the air injection plumbing underneath. it can go, but you have to use screw in plugs in the heads. 1/8" pipe, or the 914 rear caliper plugs from pelican. the left exchanger has to come off to do it. search "exhaust stud removal" before trying that, or studs will break and you will be pissed. the a/c stuff in the hole comes out easy enough, one chunk at a time. the lower box has a vent protruding thru the cowl under the passenger footboard that needs to be removed before the box will come out. then make a sheet metal plate to cover the hole. another plate will cover the front condensor hole down by the battery.
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im sorry im a dunce with this. another pic might help 
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