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Thread: AC clutch fell off Td5... Can we still drive it?

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    AC clutch fell off Td5... Can we still drive it?

    Just after I put a white shirt on today mum came flying back up the driveway and handed me the face of the AC clutch she picked up off the road (they'd just left home).

    So off she went in my car... And I got to pull it apart.

    The M6 bolt has rattled out and the front of the clutch has fallen out of the pulley. It appears to luckily have missed all the fan blades and anything else in the way upon its exit.

    My question is, can she drive it without the clutch plate on there, obviously the AC won't work, but is the circlip enough to hold the pulley on as an idler.

    Cheers
    Will
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    You can't win with this photo rotation! Even tried to flip it in the iPhone haha

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    The Phantom - Oslo Blue 2001 Td5 SE.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Disco Muppet View Post


    HAHAHAHAHA

    It's upside down Cameron!


    EDIT: Apparently it's my iphone that's upside down... wtf
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    If the cir clip is in place there is no reason why you cant drive it.
    Make sure you turn your AC off......or the coil will be energised continuously trying to draw that clutch in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RR P38 View Post
    If the cir clip is in place there is no reason why you cant drive it.
    Make sure you turn your AC off......or the coil will be energised continuously trying to draw that clutch in.
    Glad to know my thoughts were right! Thanks

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