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Is there a belt you can use to bypass the ac compressor on a 2006 Honda accord 2.4 4cyl

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Using the following routing, you can bypass the A/C compressor:

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The belt needs to be ~55.875" long. Since it is a 7-rib belt, you'd need something like a Dayco 5070563 (which might be a tad long, but should work). (NOTE: I have no affiliation with Dayco ... it's just their website is the only one I could find which did lookup by size). This Dayco belt is 56.3" long. If from the site I linked, 55.875" belt length was very tight and a "bear to install", this length should make it easier and still work fine.

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There may well be but it depends on two things:

1) a valid path for the belt including the adjuster

2) a belt of the correct length

You can measure the path with a piece of string and match that length - do check the tooth spacing and that the adjuster is fully retracted when you measure...

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A dayco 5060555 or a bando 6pk1410 will work ,they are only 6 rib but by not running the ac a 6 rib will work ,we have done this a number of times with no problems

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the right belt to bypass a/c 7k545 ,7pk1388