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Hi, I am going to replace the bearing for the A/C pully that is causing shrieking noises. I need the part number for the bearing. How can I find it? Can anyone post the part number for the breaking?
Hi, I am going to replace the bearing for the A/C pully that is causing shrieking noises. I need the part number for the bearing. How can I find it? Can anyone post the part number for the breaking?
Thank you,
AlleyCat2023
I found on Identifix document S-B-83.55/87f that describes the replacement of the pully. However, I can't find the pully part number. It looks like there is a replacement for the pully, and I don't need to press out the bearing. How can I fidn the part number, which is the pully replacement?
I would recommend replacing the pulley itself, they are made of plastic. Then you will also replace the dampeners. Coincidentally, I replaced mine not too long ago
I just broke the head of the 7mm hex bolt. From a simple job, it just became a complicated job.
I circled in red the bolt I need to extract, and in yellow the broken bolt (rust all over). The dealer has no part number for it, and I will need a replacement. Do you have a picture of this bolt outside of the pully assembly?
Any ideas how I can extract the bolt to remove the bolt?
AlleyCat
Last edited by AlleyCat2023; Nov 7, 2023 at 03:45 PM.
I just broke the head of the 7mm hex bolt. From a simple job, it just became a complicated job.
I circled in red the bolt I need to extract, and in yellow the broken bolt (rust all over). The dealer has no part number for it, and I will need a replacement. Do you have a picture of this bolt outside of the pully assembly?
Any ideas how I can extract the bolt to remove the bolt?
The 7mm bolt is only a counterhold and has a threaded part for the top cover
I can counter hold with a reversed drill and an extraction tool. My next issue is to find the special tool part number:W112 589 07 40 00
The tool is expensive and will take 3 to 4 weeks to arrive from Germany. I can't find a used tool on eBay or elsewhere. Any sugegstions about fabricating a homemade tool, or finding the tool online?
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