Subject	Not really, I have done both but that was at an AC shop. (n/m)
Posted by	Fast300 on August 18, 2008 at 4:14 PM
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In Reply To	I'm guessing it's alot easier... posted by scottyfender on August 18, 2008 at 01:02 PM
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Follow Ups	Still going. - scottyfender 09:13:40 08/18/08 10A fuse, Nissan part 92660-30P11 clutch assembly complete - Fast300 09:58:50 08/18/08 $145 to replace a clutch that has never been used? - scottyfender 12:13:26 08/18/08 Find out how many amps the clutch coil is pulling. - Fast300 13:03:27 08/18/08 I'll have to check into that. - scottyfender 13:29:18 08/18/08 Yes it should. - Fast300 15:50:42 08/18/08 I'm guessing it's alot easier... - scottyfender 13:02:40 08/18/08 Yes, no need to recharge system that way (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 13:28:05 08/18/08 My old compressor was still working... - scottyfender 13:35:20 08/18/08 Not a good idea, unless you want to risk it. - Fast300 16:04:32 08/18/08 Not really, I have done both but that was at an AC shop. (n/m) - Fast300 16:14:26 08/18/08 i got a new clutch assembly from nissanpart4u - Ahmed (Chicago) 11:04:03 08/18/08 Buynissanparts.com sells it for less than nissanpart4u - Fast300 12:10:35 08/18/08 How does the clutch come off? Pulley Puller? (n/m) - scottyfender 14:58:14 08/18/08 Remove trans, remove bolts, pull clutch off. (n/m) - TT XTZ 15:04:42 08/18/08 read post, understand it, read post again, reply. (n/m) - ZEngineer 15:07:43 08/18/08 You can still drop the tranny to do the AC clutch - BigTDogg (MA) 15:12:38 08/18/08 Duh, thanks - Did Part 1, but clearly not Part 2. (n/m) - TT XTZ 15:13:11 08/18/08 *insert generic funny face so people know I'm not - ZEngineer 21:35:37 08/18/08 You can stop patronizing me now. (n/m) - TT XTZ 12:51:33 08/19/08 You use a special size compressor clutch puller. (n/m) - Fast300 16:03:07 08/18/08
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