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Old 04-30-2008, 01:58 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 97 taurus A/C compressor clutch

My mechanic tells me the clutch on my A/C compressor seized up destroying the serpentine belt. I'm told the compressor needs replaced and the system recharged. Is it possible to install a belt from a Taurus without A/C and bypass the compressor? what about replacing just the clutch? Is that possible? what is the cheapest, easiest way to get the car running again with or without A/C?
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I would try a belt for without ac first and just bypass it.If the compressor is not locked up and the bearing in the pulley went out you can just replace the ac clutch.I probably wouldnt offer a warranty though.I think there were some posts about an ac eliminator kit you might check those out.
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might check the parts stores for a bypass pulley for a/c
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Motormite or Dorman makes many bypass pulleys that let you keep the original belt length and routing.
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