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aramil
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pulleys.
im taking the airconditioning system out of my 72, how can i seperate the pulley for it off of the other pulley? is it even possible.
72, f-100 ranger xlt, 360-c6, 2wd 84k miles.
77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
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77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
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Re: pulleys.
if you mean the crank pulley. not all of those will come apart. i thought they did but they don't this is waht i learned from hawkrod when i tried to seperate one myself.
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aramil
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Re: pulleys.
ok, i thought they didnt but i wasnt sure.
72, f-100 ranger xlt, 360-c6, 2wd 84k miles.
77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
"the existence of flamethrowers is proof that someone, somewhere, sid to himself, "i want to set those people over there on fire, but i dont feel like walking over there to do it"
77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
"the existence of flamethrowers is proof that someone, somewhere, sid to himself, "i want to set those people over there on fire, but i dont feel like walking over there to do it"
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Redcap
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Re: pulleys.
I assume you mean the crank pulley.
I have a couple A/C pulley setups and the third crank pulley is a bolt on.
I have a couple A/C pulley setups and the third crank pulley is a bolt on.
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aramil
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Re: pulleys.
how does it come off? do i need to pry it off?
72, f-100 ranger xlt, 360-c6, 2wd 84k miles.
77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
"the existence of flamethrowers is proof that someone, somewhere, sid to himself, "i want to set those people over there on fire, but i dont feel like walking over there to do it"
77, ford f-150 custom 4x4, 400m-c6 SOLD
"the existence of flamethrowers is proof that someone, somewhere, sid to himself, "i want to set those people over there on fire, but i dont feel like walking over there to do it"
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BigEd
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Re: pulleys.
Factory AC pulleys do not come apart, only dealer add on ones and aftermarket ones are separate. Ed
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Redcap
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Re: pulleys.
BigEd wrote:Factory AC pulleys do not come apart, only dealer add on ones and aftermarket ones are separate. Ed
Ah, my bad. Looks like I only have add-on ones!
