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Old 01-13-2010, 05:22 PM
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01 Monte Carlo A/C Clutch r/r

Anyone ever replace the A/C clutch assembly on an 01 Monte? Do you need a special puller to get it on/off? I have a friend that needs it done and I am going to help him.

Jeff
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Old 01-28-2010, 05:29 PM
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Re: 01 Monte Carlo A/C Clutch r/r

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Anyone ever replace the A/C clutch assembly on an 01 Monte? Do you need a special puller to get it on/off? I have a friend that needs it done and I am going to help him.

Jeff

yes this can be done ,,,,problem is you need specialized tools...compressor needs to be removed,,,usually the compressor pulley bearing seizes...best get a scrap yard replacement , rather buying a new compressor...many have had good results...

this is not the job for a part time back yard mechanic...

however the compressor replacement is very easy just follow the repair manual,,,get new seals, R134 and a recharge can of PAG150 refrigerent oil.....you will require a vacuum pump after vacuuming the system , then charge the system with the correct amount of refrigerent...


the other option is bypass pulley....no ac but you can get around the compressor pulley issue...
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