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Serp. Belt P/N for a shorter belt not routed on the A/C compressor?

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So I'm running errands for other family members on my day off.... It's about 93 ambient and the A/C is only operable at highway speeds because I still haven't replaced my clutch fan that had its harness chopped by its neighbor. I get off the highway, sitting in traffic, just listening to my A/C compressor cycle on and off and thinking to myself.

"This compressor is probably original with 242K on it... if it locks up and throws my belt I'm going to have a stressful day off from work in which I might be waiting for the Hino flat bed truck I usually drive at work to come and tow me."

All this to say.... Does anyone know of a part number for a shorter belt excluding the a/c compressor from the accessory circuit? I know there are a/c compressor delete kits which are essentially an idler mounted where the compressor was. Though part of me thinks because there are delete kits the likelihood of there being a shorter belt are slim because why mount and idler when you can just bypass it with a shorter belt and achieve the same results.
 
While on vacation a couple years ago the compressor went out on my truck. I bought a belt for it and attempted to change the position of the tensioner. Went to install the bolt in the proper hole and the threads were so rusty the bolt wouldn't thread in. I had to go to HF and buy a tap and die set to clean up the threads. I believe the tap size is m12 x 1.75.
 
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