A/C compressor pulley/plate and bolt

[bac2ba6]

I'd be interested in this , as looking at changing my plate on the ac pully , only had a very brief look but the center bolt on the plate just seems to turn and never tighten up , or the other way never loosens any more , is it supposed to ?

[Overdose]

I'd be interested in this , as looking at changing my plate on the ac pully , only had a very brief look but the center bolt on the plate just seems to turn and never tighten up , or the other way never loosens any more , is it supposed to ?

It should tighten up, yes. The other half of the plate assembly is held on by three screws and attach to the pulley.

It's not the best access to either see what you're doing or actually manipulate the fasteners.

[bac2ba6]

It should tighten up, yes. The other half of the plate assembly is held on by three screws and attach to the pulley.

It's not the best access to either see what you're doing or actually manipulate the fasteners.

Yeah I jacked it up and took the archliner out

The pully is in front of you then , so better access just seems odd that the centre torx screw/bolt just keeps turning in either direction , maybe it will come out once ive undone the 3 that hold the shear plate on , I'm presuming that the splines are gone on the plate , but for what they cost it's worth a try to swap it 👍

[arman123]

various types of air con compressors fitted here is the method for pulley removal this is for two types

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[Overdose]

This might not be your setup, this is for the clutchless pump/compressor and utilises a shear plate, not a clutch.
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[arman123]

If you could put up the details of the car and year fuel and the engine code it would make it easier