if the a.c. belt is off can that cause problems with exsesive fuel. It floods out after getting warm. Any ideas?
1973 450sl A.C. belt
Oct 11, 2006
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if the a.c. belt is off can that cause problems with exsesive fuel. It floods out after getting warm. Any ideas?
No, it shouldn't unless your AC is on as in climate control. The drag of the belt on the pulley should not affect the fuel economy when AC is off.
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