A/C removal question, how hard is it, is it worth it? Options

[axelrduvirage]

my A/C would need re-piping and that sounds like a lot of time and money to me. i had it checked and re-charged the first summer, it leaked dry. i had it checked and repaired the following summer (500$), it leaked dry. i didn't run it last summer because i'm tired of poisoning the planet's atmo, wasting $.$$ and dragging around a lot of unnecessary weight. the question now is: is it worth paying to have the whole thing ripped out? has anyone tried to do this on their own? how hard is it? any thoughts on the subject will be appreciated.

peace.

[alltracman78]

If I were you I would leave the AC in. You don't even need another belt. Just don't run it.
Down the road if you can afford to pay someone [or learn to do it yourself] you can fix it, and when it comes time to sell your car, it's worth more with it in.
Even if you don't plan on selling it now, things change.

[presure2]

If I were you I would leave the AC in. You don't even need another belt. Just don't run it.
Down the road if you can afford to pay someone [or learn to do it yourself] you can fix it, and when it comes time to sell your car, it's worth more with it in.
Even if you don't plan on selling it now, things change.

damn jeremey. your smart.

i agree.
just leave it. if you cant do it yourself, its not worth paying someone for removal, just dont run it.