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Due to the way that AC works (it compresses refrigerant, and puts it through a cycle where, as part of the cycle, heat is absorbed as the refrigerant expands in the evaporator, under the dash) the compressor is required to be engaged and spinning. The compressor is driven by a belt off of the engine, so; no, you need the motor running for AC. For just fan cooling, that's easy. A turbo timer would do the job, but 2 hours of idle isn't a great idea. Why did you want to do this?
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