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seized AC Compressor 700

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posted by  ladeadhead on  Thu Apr 29 14:50 CST 2004
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Sounds more like your pulley threw a bearing than the compressor itself seizing. You might be able to just change the pulley and the clutch, and have a nice, happy AC. If you can turn the clutch on the compressor, then you can just replace that and the pulley.

Eamon
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