If you search the web you can find bypass pulleys made by DORMAN parts, as far as the belt goes there is but one for each engine, AC or not. You can buy the "AC delete" bypass pulley from the dealer in some cases as well, but due to the age of your car it is doubtful they will be able to get it.
SOURCE: 94 park avenue ac compressor locked up can i bypass?
there should be a manual bypass to remove the clutch to the compressor otherwise measure the belt and go about 10 inches or shorter (just a hint to get the belt off use the tire iron wrench and push the tension pulley toward the cab of the car the thread is reversed)
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front of engine down low on passenger side (access from under the car), there is no AC delete option so the compressor should be there and not bypassed, what is the question about the AC? it doesn't work?
SOURCE: need to bypass ac compressor on a1997 chevy lumina 3.1l
I doubt anyone knows that off the top of their head. You could run a string through the path you want the belt to take and measure how much string it takes. This will give you an approximate length for the belt -- most parts stores could find one close to that size.
SOURCE: How to reroute the belt on a chevy 2002
some cars dont need a bypass pulley just remove the ac compressor and get a belt for non ac some cars you cant do this because the belt routing is different with an idler pulley go to pepboys or autozone and ask them to print out the belt routing for both if they cant do it go to a gm dealer and ask hope this helps
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