Honda Civic`96 1.6l a/c clutch bearing in a Sanden compressor noisy, replacement

Description: This 96 Honda Civic a/c clutch bearing in a Sanden compressor was noisy and failing. So a replacement was necessary.

[@sertimins]

old school. great to learn how it works. Thanks! Shops probably wont change just the bearing anymore. Now it's all kits and assembly.

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[@AutoDrdiy]

Thanks for watching

[@ShampooWow]

*_Awesome video! I like it_*

[@jaredreynolds7192]

Nothing against you you're an awesome mechanic but after watching this video I decided to buy a brand new one

[@sarawakiansborneo418]

same as mine bro. thanks for sharing.

[@AutoDrdiy]

Thanks for watching

[@jezz_tat2]

ty for the video sir!

[@AutoDrdiy]

Thanks for watching

[@wanssnappy]

What is the size of the bearing

[@sarawakiansborneo418]

Need assistance sir ..how to remove or replace inner bearing(inside cylinder head housing)..means clutch shaft bearing

[@AutoDrdiy]

Truthfully, if it's bad, you're prob ahead to just replace the compressor. Before it fails, and trashes the system. Also, replace the drier bag, inside of the accumulator, if the system is going to be open, anyway. Thanks for watching

[@my93foxmustang1]

What size bearing is that? I'm going to attempt to change mine as well

[@AutoDrdiy]

I just ordered a bearing from parts store, for year, and type of compressor.

[@sarawakiansborneo418]

i think just dismantle yours and take measurements using vernier caliper.

[@bobbyrock6906]

yuup thats the noise

[@gltwn]

I would have popped the seal and repacked the bearing

[@MrBchott]

you didnt need to stake it its very snugged that you will have to press it out to remove it ..

[@AutoDrdiy]

Yes, it needs to be staked. Not staking it, is not an option.

[@stash4cashstashment256]

@@AutoDrdiy what size is the bearing? I'm getting the same prob I want to get the bearing

[@AutoDrdiy]

@@stash4cashstashment256 Not sure, just ordered a bearing for year and brand of compressor. Thanks for watching