Who makes AC delete pulleys?
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I'd need a clutch puller to gut it so I was hoping for an easy to install a pulley kit. Then I could pass on the good compressor to somebody that needs one.
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Yea it's in a rail and that extra few pounds hanging off the rear end is not needed.
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My compressor bolts together from under the pulley not from the back like he referred too. None of the A/C clutch pullers I have fit and don't know of one is even made considering most swap the whole compressor unit. I have the outer clutch plate off and will grind it apart to reuse the hub but the pulley is kicking my ****.
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This is an LSJ thread. If you have an LSJ then you have been told what to do. Of you say your ac compressor is different you either don't have an LSJ or you have the wrong ac compressor. As the LSJ is supercharged you hardly have a different ac compressor as you need an eight rib pulley. So. Sounds like you are confused
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This is an LSJ thread. If you have an LSJ then you have been told what to do. Of you say your ac compressor is different you either don't have an LSJ or you have the wrong ac compressor. As the LSJ is supercharged you hardly have a different ac compressor as you need an eight rib pulley. So. Sounds like you are confused
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It's done! The compressor went from 12lbs to 6lbs and its a free mod. 3 bolts hold the compressor on and a torks bit holds on the clutch steel plate. A snap ring holds on the pulley but I needed a little persuasion with a regular two prong puller to slide it off. A couple of screwdrivers would have worked. Another snap ring holds on the electro magnet and then the six bolts holding the case together are exposed. Once those are out it pops right open and the guts fall right out. A snap ring and bolt held on two more unused parts and that's it. It goes back together in moments and is back on with the three bolts. Thanks to Powell for the solution I was looking for! 05 Cobalt SS S/C with Delphi compressor.
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