Engine Foxbody Mustang A/C Compressor Reseal - Nippon-Denso 6P148A
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I'd like to see something like this done to an air pump. There's just about no info available an the correct way to rebuild one. I did find a part number for the front bearing but no videos. Just people smacking them apart with hammers and spraying wd40 in them before smacking it back together. There's gotta be a better way.
I rebuilt my air pump years ago. Replaced the bearings and reassembled. But that was back when I was a hack, so I’d prob do it a bit better these days.
If I get some time over the winter maybe I’ll do one.
Edit: apparently I have two pumps. Right one feels a little rough when I spin it. Looks like I have a project during the next blizzard
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TIGGER
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I have the bearing part numbers written down somewhere. I was going to rebuild the air pump on my Saleen a few years back but the case was too worn from when the rear bearing let go so I decided against it. I’d be interested in seeing how you rebuild it.
TIGGER
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I found the part numbers for the bearings. Front bearing is 6203-RS. Rear bearing is BA248Z. Inner small bearings are SCE65 but I do not know how you change those. Those are the part numbers I bought to do mine.
I have at least one of these sitting on a shelf.
Once 5L5 has all the [hard] work done, I'll rebuild it and put it back on the shelf.
Once 5L5 has all the [hard] work done, I'll rebuild it and put it back on the shelf.
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Rockauto has some closeout items from Motorcraft on AC parts ie: seal, clutch assembly, clutch coil ect.
I didn't compare part numbers but it's worth a look.
The list I got was for the 89 model but may fit others.
Rockauto has some closeout items from Motorcraft on AC parts ie: seal, clutch assembly, clutch coil ect.
I didn't compare part numbers but it's worth a look.
The list I got was for the 89 model but may fit others.
ChaseRoads
do I need to lube this area?
Hey, I’m considering tackling this job soon. The links to the parts in the first page are all dead. Do you have any current good links to the seal kit and shaft seal kit?
Post 114 and after. Sourced the parts on Rockauto and Amazon. You might have to search those part numbers
manicmechanic007
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I would look for a new old stock Ford seal kit and related parts
Like these but for your compressor
Like these but for your compressor
manicmechanic007
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manicmechanic007
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It's the same.
I installed a YF-879 on my low side fitting on the actual compressor.
I installed a YF-879 on my low side fitting on the actual compressor.
