Subject	Other big issue is the front main seal
Posted by	ZXoltan on September 12, 2019 at 3:47 PM
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In Reply To	OK, so I ordered this reman clutch kit; posted by Gordo NA2LS Daytona on September 12, 2019 at 02:13 PM
Message	I believe this can happen simply from age and mileage, but most likely more from cars that have been sitting for long periods. The seal gets dried out and leaks the freon out. The seal itself it about $20 and you need a $12 bullet-shaped tool that fits over the end of the compressor shaft to allow the seal to slide on without damage. You may want to do change this when you have the compressor out and the clutch removed. There isnt much else to remove (I believe possibly a C-clip) once the clutch is out. I can look up the part numbers if you cant find them. Cheers Brandon
Follow Ups	Need an OEM 95-96 AC Compressor Clutch - new or good used. - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 10:58:29 09/12/19 There was a recent post about someone replacing the coil - Agent X 12:57:29 09/12/19 This one should fit, but.... - ZXoltan 13:33:59 09/12/19 OK, so I ordered this reman clutch kit; - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 14:13:11 09/12/19 Just go the same failure on my 94. I will be keeping an eye - J-Mart 15:46:28 09/12/19 Other big issue is the front main seal - ZXoltan 15:47:02 09/12/19 yes (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 16:34:34 09/12/19 Won't be doing the seal b/c its a newly rebuilt unit. (n/m) - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 16:43:02 09/12/19 Guess they did a bangup job rebuilding the clutch? - ZXoltan 16:52:19 09/12/19 Who knows? Maybe its just a respray. But considering its - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 17:14:22 09/12/19 haha true. I bought a "remanned" AC compressor for a - ForceFedTT 23:06:03 09/12/19 I'd say check with AirParts in Ocala, FL - SkiFly01 14:06:39 09/16/19 Update on Compressor Clutch fix.... - Gordo NA2LS Daytona 12:08:39 09/18/19 Good info for the future search on "AC coil fix" (n/m) - Barry(TN) 14:17:26 09/18/19
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