this is actually a yes and no answer. because the supercharger only engages when the throttle is pressed hard enough, yes it is possible to drive it without a supercharger. the no part of the answer is that any time you try to speed up quickly or pass someone the computer will tell the fuel pump to dump lots of fuel into the injectors to compensate for the added air the supercharger is supposed to be ramming into it. if the supercharger isn't producing air the engine will flood and stall.
Yes, there is a supercharger for the 2001 grand am.
How do you change the supercharger belt tensioner in 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP?
no :(
no 1997 and up
no
Yes, you can drive without the Supercharger belt for as long as necessary.
There is a black Allen set screw on the passenger side of the blower facing the front of the car. You have to remove the plastic engine cover to access it. The fluid level should be at the bottom of the threads. Only use GM supercharger oil in the supercharger. Hope this helps. "G"
Right next to the supercharger
eaton m90
No, it will not because the engines are diffrent sizes.
will the supercharger on Pontiac grand prix fit an work on a Chevy 4.3 s 10
you can't disable it. the only way not to spin the supercharger is take the belt off the supercharger. there are 2 belts on these engines. the one that drives the supercharger does not run anything else. to remove you need to get a 15 mm soclet and rachet and place it on the bolt of the tensioner. take the tension off and remove the belt. only advantage would be you wouldn't be making boost so not as much fuel is added. disadvantage would be that a Honda civic would beat you.