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A/C Compressor Removal Help 850 1996

posted by  johnr on  Fri Dec 23 03:32 CST 2005
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Thank you for your tips. I finished the job over the weekend. I had to remove the radiator to get access to the inboard compressor bolts. The bolts near the serpentine belt I was able to get to through by removing passenger side wheel and working though there. I wasn't able to use my airtool (impact wrench) because there is only about 2" clearance. I guess an air ratchet may have fit.
My compressor was fine, the bearing on the pulley was bad so I replaced that after moving the compressor for access.






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