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557 hits | 72.59 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

Stock 2.9 compressor and pulley on right, 6-groove pulley on left from an '83 Mustang w 302
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497 hits | 64.81 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

Look very similar. Ranger a/c blows cold so I want to keep system intact if possible
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474 hits | 73.47 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

Remove center nut
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500 hits | 83.19 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

There should be a puller for this but a bit of prying will remove the outermost rubber surround
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487 hits | 88.99 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

Now remove snap ring and the pulley/bearing will slide off
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508 hits | 82.89 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

I didn't need to change the magnet as they looked identical but if you do there's one more larger sn...
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593 hits | 92.32 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

Done, ready for serp
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671 hits | 64.57 KB | Posted: 2/24/05

The only problem is that the gap here is a little large; I can get it to engage by pushing the rubbe...
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613 hits | 75.34 KB | Posted: 2/27/05

The issue was the depth of this surface. The Ranger one placed it too far away from the pulley whil...
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491 hits | 65.26 KB | Posted: 2/27/05

I was able to use the Mustang piece and just space it out with a single washer. Problem solved and ...

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