Subject	Remove the rear bolt first
Posted by	Woody75 (Denver) on August 06, 2018 at 9:01 AM
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In Reply To	My AC compressor needs to be replaced. I'm thinking posted by 240Z FeO2 on August 03, 2018 at 10:43 AM
Message	The other 3 bolts will hold the compressor in place and most of the time the rear one will come out very easily. Usually once broke loose you can turn it by hand instead of with a wrench (crows foot on extension). Do it last and and there will be tension on it the whole time.
Follow Ups	My AC compressor needs to be replaced. I'm thinking - 240Z FeO2 10:43:53 08/03/18 My experience from replacing - Barry(TN) 14:12:27 08/03/18 When I did mine, needed to use a Dremel conical shaped - jzack 18:09:09 08/03/18 Re: My AC compressor needs to be replaced. I'm thinking - Zxpress 13:24:09 08/04/18 Remove the rear bolt first - Woody75 (Denver) 09:01:15 08/06/18 What are you going to be replacing it with? - ZXoltan 10:25:23 08/06/18 Pricey, but just planning on going with OEM. (n/m) - 240Z FeO2 10:37:51 08/06/18 Air Parts in Ocala, FL or eBay - SkiFly01 15:07:22 08/08/18 What did they replace? Just front seal or more? - ZXoltan 07:27:18 08/09/18 It was a seal kit for the case, front half and back half. - SkiFly01 09:54:52 08/09/18 Also, I went back with 2 more cores and swapped out. - SkiFly01 10:17:25 08/09/18 Wanted to followup on my success with the crowfoot. - 240Z FeO2 16:17:01 08/09/18 Excellent info. Did you unbolt the hoses before or after - ZXoltan 16:54:14 08/09/18 Before. With the nuts off I could barely raise the hoses - 240Z FeO2 17:55:15 08/10/18 I've always used the style on the right. Works for me. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:05:23 08/10/18 Interesting. I tried two of the smaller variety of CF. - 240Z FeO2 11:53:25 08/10/18
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