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Gunga Galunga
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Removing AC Pulley
Folks,
Is there a way to remove the AC pulley with the engine in the car? I want easy access to the "v-belt" pulley. Thanks!! |
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Kartoffelkopf
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Probably easier to remove the pump from it's cradle? On the 964 variants (it may be the same on earlier models) it's only 4 bolts, then swing it out the way and sit it on an old pillow/cushioning material, with hoses still connected.
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Pulley
The AC pulley is cast with the crank pulley. Mid 70s if the dealer installed the AC the pulley was added separately. Sometimes you can find a single pulley but you have to remove engine mount, sheet metal and muffler to get to pulley bolt.
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Gunga Galunga
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So how does one replace the v-belt?
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Removing the A/C belt first them open the fan pulley.
Bruce |
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Gunga Galunga
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Yea about that... I found myself forcing the belt past the engine mount bolt head. Can't be good for the belt!
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