Air Conditioner AC Compressor Clutch Kit for Ram 1500 2500 3500 for Dodge Dakota

SKU: AT-NZ6AQ1KKV
Regular price $93.85
Vehicle fitment & details
  • Vendor A ABSOPRO
  • SKU AT-NZ6AQ1KKV
  • Fits makes
    • Dodge
    • Jeep
    • RAM
  • Fits models
    • 1500 2002-2003 3.7L/4.7L
    • 2500 2002 5.9L
    • 3500 2002 5.9L
    • Dakota 2002-2003 4.7L
    • Durango 2002-2003 4.7L
    • Liberty 2002-2005 3.7L
  • OE numbers
    • 55056335AA
    • 55037466AC
    • 55037466AE
    • 55037466
    • CO4335C
    • CO4854C

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OE Number:
  • 55056335AA/55037466AC/55037466AE/55037466/CO4335C/CO4854C
Fitment
  • for Dodge Dakota 2002-2003 4.7L
  • for Dodge Durango 2002-2003 4.7L
  • for Ram 1500 2002-2003 3.7L/4.7L
  • for Ram 2500 2002 5.9L
  • for Ram 3500 2002 5.9L
  • for Jeep Liberty 2002-2005 3.7L
Specifications
  • Pin:2
  • Material: Steel
  • Compressor Style: for SD7H15
  • Pulley Groove Quantity: 6
  • Voltage: 12V
  • Package: 1x Pulley With Bearing, 1x Front Plate Hub, 1x Electromagnetic Coil, 2x Snap Ringss, 5x Shims, 1x Nut
  • This is a non-OEM product, accessory only!
Feature
  • Use to repair or replace the clutch system in an automotive AC compressor on AC system, It engaging and disengaging the compressor pulley to control refrigerant flow.
  • Steel Clutch Pulley Contains a sealed ball bearing for Rotates with the serpentine belt when the AC is off.
  • Steel Clutch Hub for Engages with the pulley when the coil is energized, turning the compressor shaft.
  • Steel Clutch Electromagnetic Coil with Copper inner for Generates a magnetic field to engage the clutch.
  • Spring steel Snap Rings & Shims for Adjusts the air gap between the clutch pulley and hub, Secures components in place.
Signal of a Failing AC Clutch:
  • AC blows warm air intermittently
  • Unusual grinding or squealing noises
  • Clutch does not engage when AC is on
  • Visible wear or damage on the clutch assembly
Replace AC Clutch if met:
  • Worn-out clutch bearing.
  • Damaged coil or electrical failure.
  • Physical wear on the hub or pulley.
  • AC compressor not engaging properly