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  1. 3rd March 2017, 05:38 PM #1
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    My D2, AC Compressor sounds like a Toyota.

    Any suggestions how to fix it guys? Can I buy a whole clutch unit or should I pull it off and change the bearing?

    Land Rover AC compressor sounds like a Toyota. - YouTube
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    So if it sounds like a yota it will last for years
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    Quote Originally Posted by rangieman View Post
    So if it sounds like a yota it will last for years
    Thanks mate, Yep, pretty sure it's meant to sound like that (said the Toyota mechanic).
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    Wait. Do Toyotas even have AC?
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    If you do find a part number and a supplier for the clutch assembly, let us know.
    I would replace the bearing. The number is 30BGS10DST, they are available from CBC. I recommend that you pop the seals out and repack with quality high temp bearing grease. The bearing is staked in and you will need to remove the stakes before pressing. Also support where the bearing is mounted not the outside of the pulley as they will bend.
    It doesn't leak oil, Its sweating power
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