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  • A/C Compressor Clutch Replacement?

    Has anybody replaced the clutch on their a/c compressor? Mine started going last weekend, and it looks like a new one is $330 and a rebuilt is $230, and I can really afford either right now. The compressor still works fine, so I see no need to replace it. I just want to know how bad it is to do, as I see that a clutch is $124 and a clutch bearing is $35.

    edit: can a mod put "clutch" between "compressor" and "replacement" please? I am a dumb arse
    1996 Trans Am WS6 - long term project



  • #2
    just do the racecar mod

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    Originally posted by meissen
    I actually agree with Darren on everything he said...
    Originally posted by 81DaytonaPaceCar
    Yep, pretty much...not too often I agree 100% with Darren, but there it is...


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    • #3
      Originally posted by Darren View Post
      just do the racecar mod

      !AC
      Nope, this is my summer dd now, and my fatness doesn't like the heat
      1996 Trans Am WS6 - long term project


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      • #4
        Fixed the title for ya.
        - Brian Meissen
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        1994 Camaro LT1 Transplant - 357ci LT1, cammed, stalled, and driven.
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        • #5
          I didnt actually do the work, but I took mine to a local place in town. Parts and labor was $160 out the door. Worked great for years after that, still have it out in the barn I think?
          1999 Camaro - 6 liters of fury.....

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          • #6
            there are special tools to replace the clutch but it isn't rocket science.

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            • #7
              Pretty simple. Just need the special tool for it. Kinda like pulling a power steering pump pulley
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              Originally posted by JoeliusZ28
              If you need 6 and half grand to break your tires loose you shouldnt be attempting a holeshot.

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              • #8
                I have one you can have for free that works.
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                355 LT1 M6. 232/240 LE cam. 21* Trick Flow heads. Fully ported intake. 58mm TPIS tb. 42# SVO Injectors. LS7 Lifters. Moser 9" TrueTrac w/ 4.22 gears. True Duals. UMI Suspension. LS1 brake swap. Dr. Phil tuned 400ish rwhp. Money Pit.

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                • #9
                  Parts are already ordered, but if it decides to take a crap instead, I will contact you.
                  1996 Trans Am WS6 - long term project


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                  • #10
                    i also have one thats always in my way in the garage. if everything falls thru, its yours
                    98 z28, m6, monster clutch, eibach pro kit, custom twin turbo setup, 317 heads, z06 valve springs, arp rod bolts, 512rwhp at 10lbs. cobra eater

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