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I can buy a complete DENSO compressor for less than the separate arts from Tasca parts. Problem is I dont know about compatibility. Rockauto is a mess.
The Denso is back in stock? I thought they pulled those for quality issues. Mine smoked the clutch and melted the coil in less than a year. Compressor does still work though. No idea what happened with the clutch. I replaced it with whatever was cheap at the time because I was lean on scratch and haven't had another problem since.
I ran into a snafu. Tasca Ford says that none of the parts (replacement clutch, pulley, magnet) I ordered online are correct for my VIN and they dont sell any replacement parts.
Does this mean I am forced to get an entire compressor with clutch installed or can anyone point me to the correct parts?
It didn't correct the clearance. I am going to install a new clutch and pulley.
I don't trust 4 Seasons from RockAuto or Amazon. Id rather pay double and get the correct parts. My time is worth too much to me...
Should I replace the clutch coil as well?
Originally Posted by Lex2002
I ran into a snafu. Tasca Ford says that none of the parts (replacement clutch, pulley, magnet) I ordered online are correct for my VIN and they dont sell any replacement parts.
Does this mean I am forced to get an entire compressor with clutch installed or can anyone point me to the correct parts?
That’s what I meant by “the entire assembly” linked to above. If you don’t like Four Seasons, scroll to the bottom of the screen to see alternate brands.
I tried to loosen one of the Compressor Bolts, and I quit when it was going past 100 ft lbs, took it to my mechanic and let him deal with broken bolts.
the compressor was not good, when he got thru, it all works like a chest freezer.
will give me outlet air down to about 34*F after the humidity is pulled out
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