AC Clutch 2010 2011 2013 for Suzuki SX4 2.0L Fast Cooling AC Compressor Clutch

I ordered this compressor clutch kit for a 2005 Dodge vehicle with a failing AC clutch. The part arrived quickly and well-packaged. Here’s the breakdown:✅ Fit perfectly, no modification needed✅ Quiet and smooth operation once installed✅ Much cheaper than replacing the entire compressor⚠️ No instructions included (you’ll need a YouTube video or repair manual)⚠️ You’ll need proper tools, this isn’t a beginner-level installOnce installed, it restored our AC function without needing to do a full system swap. Great value for the price, just be prepared for a bit of elbow grease.

The parts seem of good quality and fit our 2007 Dodge Ram 2500 5.7. Several tools are needed. Some may not be in your toolbox. Watch an installation video on Youtube first. This kit will save you money because most auto parts suppliers only sell the compressor together with the compressor clutch as a unit. If your compressor is still ok, but your clutch is noisy, this kit will resolve that.

Parts were correct and easy to install but quality is low. It has been shimmed appropriately but is slipping after 3 months of use with only the last month getting daily use. Warranty period is only 30 days.

Works great for now. No complaints. Easy to install.

- this is what I did with this kit and the repair was a success. I spent a lot of time researching options including even purchasing a new compressor. But after I learned this repair can be performed with the vehicle on the ground and without removing the compressor I was intrigued. (And very much looking to save some $)The kit I received came with two snap rings and two washers/spacers and a nut.On my CRV the clutch came off no problem. (You can use a deep socket on the frame to counter hold the clutch while you loosen the 12 mm nut.👍🏽)Remove the clutch plate and the little washer / spacer behind it (save this washer for Reuse). Then remove the first snap ring (use snap ring pliers to avoid damaging it as I reused both circlips as the AM ones seam too thick) (a cheap but decent snap ring plier set sold on Amazon ((LFSEMINI snap ring pliers set 4 pcs 7” internal/ external Circlip Pliers Kit)) (I used the bent pliers I think for first one and straight for the second one)I also peeled back the right front inner fender liner and turned the wheels all the way to the right. I removed the lower splash shirelds across front lower bumper and below engine. I removed plastic trim behind the grill as well as the grill. (Multiple of the plastic rivits will break upon touching them - a decent kit for replacements (good to have if your going to be working on cars in general ) is (SunplusTrade 240 pcs bumper car clips plastic rivits fasteners push retainer kit)Remove the condenser fan / coolant bottle. Remove top mount brackets for radiator and now the radiator a fold forward slightly.This will give you room to undo the wiring connectors on top of the compressor for the clutch coil.Once first snap ring was removed, I was an able to tap off the old pulley only to find it banging into the body and won’t clear the shaft to be removed. Don’t be discouraged You can remove the four mounting bolts and then slide the compressor assembly around to away from the body to provide clearance to swap the pulley parts. Then removed the second snap ring for the coil. Then removed coil. The AM coil from this kit tested at 3.1 ohms (the factory one tested 3 ohms). ((The old one tested open. 🙃)The AM coil installed and fit well. I had to reuse the old snap rings as I said the new ones proved to be too thick to fit to get into the groove.I couldn’t get the new pulley on and didnt want to damage something by forcing it only to realize just tapping the old pulley back on basically seamed just as time consuming and tedious. (Note if I was doing this again knowing the old pulley is super tight too I would just go ahead and use the new pulley / bearing ) you can use a small block of Wood to tap the pulley back on whichever one you decide to use. I then re installed the (ONLY) the one original washer and new clutch plate. Re installed everything and pressed the button. AC is back! Good luck !Note. At first I thought this clutch was a bit louder than stock but after driving around I think it’s fine and similar or the same noise level. Lastly, if this thing fails in a manner that I think is prematurely I will for sure update this to advise maybe about using another kit. But so far if you have some time, this is a good cheap option for new parts. Good luck!

Bought this for my 92 f350 7.5l. Fit great, high quality, easy to assemble. I used both shims it came with. Fixed my squeaking issue. Pulley was slightly bigger but fit my existing belt just fine. I had to reuse my old snap ring, cuz the new one was too big.

2004 Dodge Ram 5.7 was a direct replacement with OEM AC compressor, snap rings worked fine and even used the replacement bolt w/ blue locktite , just installed today so don't know about longevity, took me about two hours, including new wire loom and a AC freon recharge, I was at 10lbs, thought I was low on freon till I saw compressor not cutting on, checked power at compressor plug and had power with engine running 14.7 volts so bad coil, came from California and I'm on East Coast, no damage, cold AC now.

So far so good, the only issue is when you fasten the clutch properly it does not spin freely. It tightens with the pulley, and it is running all the time due to this matter. I had to leave the bolt slightly loose for the clutch to spin freely when not engaged.