First, is there any adjustment that can be made to eliminate this play?
If not, are these clutches repairable?
It's replaceable, I believe. I'm not sure if you need a special
puller to get the old one off, however, nor whether the job can
be done on the car. This assumes that the wobble is onl
Check the condition of the rubber between the pulley and clutch plate
-- if at all deteriorated, you need a new clutch. In car repair, all
you need is a strap wrench to hold the pulley to get the 12mm nut off
the front. The other possibility is a bad bearing, this can also be
replaced, just r
Marshall and Jim made suggestions regarding the possible parts which
could be creating the noisy condition and the
jittering shock absorber.
I disengaged the belt and found that all of the pulleys were in
reasonable condition, except one. It appears that
the pulley (clutch) on the AC has a b
