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96 Voyager AC Compressor Bearings
My AC is presently consuming itself. The bearing seal has apparently failed and I am making metal to metal contact. Since it is Oct, I wouldn't care but geniuses who designed serpentine belts dictate that I fix it.
My question is, can I just throw on a new clutch or do I have to replace the whole Compressor? Thanks, Darwin |
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Re: 96 Voyager AC Compressor Bearings
You will need to remove it and see how much damage it has done.
If the end of compresser is good sometimes you can replace the bearing if the pulley part is all you want to work so the belt will run. If you also want the air cond to work sometimes you can get a clutck kit with pulley and bearing and clutch if the front seal and compresser is good. But sometimes the complete compresser is almost as cheap as clutch or bearing kit. Look it over and see what is good and bad on your compresser. MT-2500 |
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Re: 96 Voyager AC Compressor Bearings
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I grabbed a used clutch/compressor ass'y from a boneyard in Ohio for $50. The removal/install took about an hour. Be sure and save the coolant when you remove the lower line to get at the bottom bolt that holds the comp. Not a bad job but I could have skipped it and kept the $50. I still have to add oil and recharge the system but at least I can drive it now. Good luck.
Darwin |
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