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Car Forum / Nissan / Nissan Cars / March 2005

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NEW (2004) Sentra parts for removal/sale

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Marco Licetti - 21 Mar 2005 00:33 GMT
Have two things willing to remove/sell from 2004 Sentra that's been lightly
used/garaged (never exposed to heavy rain, etc.) with 3.1K miles, may be
extremely strange but unlike most people I dont use these:

1) Airconditioning.  I am a kind of environmentalist and feel OK just by
opening windows instead of extra load on engine/extra fuel to run AC, and
believe me turned on only once when taking new vehicle from dealer
(testing).

2) Airbags (2) - driver's + front passenger.  I hate being close to these
man-made "air explosives" and NEVER go at speeds at which they might engage
or "save" my life, let alone a small child in front.

Like I said, unusual proposition...  so questions are:

a) How to remove these systems (consisting of multiple parts) without
damaging rest of this car.
b) is anyone interested, willing to buy?  Is it even legal to sell airbags??
If not, don t threaten me with legal actions - I havent touched/havent sold
anything yet, trying to get info.
I am in New York City, USA.  Electrical Engineer

Only email will get a sure response from me, so please remove "SPAMNOMORE"
strings from address (edit manually), if you reply to group it might be many
days before i respond.
Remco - 21 Mar 2005 03:27 GMT
I'd be careful removing the AC since you can spill the CFC (a
pollutant, btw) pretty easily - and what are you going to with it if
you could trap it? It does not vacuum up with a shop vac... Why just
not turn the AC on? If you have a separate AC belt, disengage it, if
you are so inclined.

If you never drive at speeds to engage the airbags, why are you worried
about them?

If you lived in Southern CA, would you take the heater core out of the
dash because the weather is always nice there?

Sorry, but It all sounds pretty silly to me.
Life is too short -- probably shorter without airbags and less liveable
without AC -- to worry about things like that. :)
JimV - 21 Mar 2005 03:50 GMT
> I'd be careful removing the AC since you can spill the CFC (a
> pollutant, btw) pretty easily - and what are you going to with it if
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> Life is too short -- probably shorter without airbags and less liveable
> without AC -- to worry about things like that. :)

You should also keep in mind that the A/C system is used for defogging
the windshield. It's not designed to work well without it.
Marco Licetti - 21 Mar 2005 14:56 GMT
I posted two ads (NEW Sentra AC+Airbags, Aluminum alloy scratches) under a
wrong email, if you replied to "marco_dantes@hotmail" by any chance, sorry
for inconvenience but the address should be
MetalBladeSPAMNOMORE@prodigySPAMNOMORE.net  Remove SPAMNOMORE strings (edit
address manually) - like almost all people I don't post addresses on a
public Newsgroup explicitly due to Spam problem.
Marco Licetti - 21 Mar 2005 05:23 GMT
Marco Licetti - 21 Mar 2005 14:55 GMT
I posted two ads (NEW Sentra AC+Airbags, Aluminum alloy scratches) under a
wrong email, if you replied to "marco_dantes@hotmail" by any chance, sorry
for inconvenience but the address should be
MetalBladeSPAMNOMORE@prodigySPAMNOMORE.net  Remove SPAMNOMORE strings (edit
address manually) - like almost all people I don't post addresses on a
public Newsgroup explicitly due to Spam problem.
JimV - 21 Mar 2005 03:50 GMT
> Have two things willing to remove/sell from 2004 Sentra that's been lightly
> used/garaged (never exposed to heavy rain, etc.) with 3.1K miles, may be
[quoted text clipped - 21 lines]
> strings from address (edit manually), if you reply to group it might be many
> days before i respond.

I assume you don't care about resale value? The airbags are part of your
 dash and steering wheel. You'll want to deactivate them, not remove
them. The A/C is tied in with your heat. All you can really remove is
the compressor and the condensor. And you probably can't remove the
compressor since the belt routing probably depends on it.

You're asking for a lot of grief if you start yanking things out.
Marco Licetti - 21 Mar 2005 05:23 GMT
 
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