ac wiring
#2
RE: ac wiring/clutch
Different question,same subject(have power). Clutch not engaging,suggestions? Can clutch be removed on truck? How? My manual does not show this procedure.
#3
RE: ac wiring/clutch
Try using 2 jumper wires and put one to ground and the other to B+, If the clutch engages, then your looking at a wiring issue. If you say you have power, maybe the ground is bad?
To remove the clutch you remove the nut in the center of the clutch, and using a puller found in an A\C service kit, you just pull the outer part of the clutch off. Then there is a snap ring that holds the magnet in place. the magnet is sometimes a bugger to get off, but if you are replacing it, don't worry about damaging it.
To remove the clutch you remove the nut in the center of the clutch, and using a puller found in an A\C service kit, you just pull the outer part of the clutch off. Then there is a snap ring that holds the magnet in place. the magnet is sometimes a bugger to get off, but if you are replacing it, don't worry about damaging it.
#6
RE: ac wiring/clutch
It doesn't look good for just a clutch.There's no nut there (for removing).There's a ,what looks like,a bolt sticking out with threads on the end and it's all rusty.Or shoyld I say remnents of what looks like used to be threads.
#7
RE: ac wiring/clutch
There is supposed to be a nut on that stud. If not, no biggie....the cluch is pressed into place. If you had access to an a\c service kit you could pull it apart....really not hard to do
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#9
RE: ac wiring/clutch
Here is all the tools you might need to do the job
http://www.autozone.com/in_our_store...nditioning.htm
You'll need the hub remover, clutch pulley puller(needed to prevent damage, you don't need to worry about that), and the clutch holder so you can put a nut onto the shaftwhen your done
http://www.autozone.com/in_our_store...nditioning.htm
You'll need the hub remover, clutch pulley puller(needed to prevent damage, you don't need to worry about that), and the clutch holder so you can put a nut onto the shaftwhen your done