The SAGA Begins - '66 300 Convertible

Wollfen said:
I was waiting to see a pic of the bracket to see if i had one for you.
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Gary: Yesterday, I made an attempt to remove the existing 383 bracket from the A/C pump, so I could at least post a picture of the bracket. Should be easy. Huh? Nooo. . . The bracket is attached to the pump with long bolts that insert from the front of the pump from behind the clutch / hub assembly. To remove the clutch / hub, a C-3787 puller is required, which of course I don't have. Nothing that should be easy is easy. . . I shall continue to endeavor to persevere. . .
 
Ripinator said:
Gary: Yesterday, I made an attempt to remove the existing 383 bracket from the A/C pump, so I could at least post a picture of the bracket. Should be easy. Huh? Nooo. . . The bracket is attached to the pump with long bolts that insert from the front of the pump from behind the clutch / hub assembly. To remove the clutch / hub, a C-3787 puller is required, which of course I don't have. Nothing that should be easy is easy. . . I shall continue to endeavor to persevere. . .
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Pic's of this process????
 
I just looked at the map to see where Germantown is, when we come down to see the wife's sister next time I may have to stop and see this ride in person. She lives in Annapolis
 
65sporty said:
I just looked at the map to see where Germantown is, when we come down to see the wife's sister next time I may have to stop and see this ride in person. She lives in Annapolis
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You are welcome any time. Just let me know when yer coming.

The Garage Mahal is located a short distance off I-70 near Frederick, MD.
 
You most likely will not need that tool. I usually spin the nut off with impact (easier than trying to hold it). Then just tap lightly around the rear of the clutch perpendicular to the shaft. They have a taper on the shaft which will allow it to just pop right off.
Good luck.
 
Ripinator said:
Gary: Yesterday, I made an attempt to remove the existing 383 bracket from the A/C pump, so I could at least post a picture of the bracket. Should be easy. Huh? Nooo. . . The bracket is attached to the pump with long bolts that insert from the front of the pump from behind the clutch / hub assembly. To remove the clutch / hub, a C-3787 puller is required, which of course I don't have. Nothing that should be easy is easy. . . I shall continue to endeavor to persevere. . .
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Think Sanden....
 
Ripinator said:
Gary: Yesterday, I made an attempt to remove the existing 383 bracket from the A/C pump, so I could at least post a picture of the bracket. Should be easy. Huh? Nooo. . . The bracket is attached to the pump with long bolts that insert from the front of the pump from behind the clutch / hub assembly. To remove the clutch / hub, a C-3787 puller is required, which of course I don't have. Nothing that should be easy is easy. . . I shall continue to endeavor to persevere. . .
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You should be able to rent a suitable tool from the parts store... or break your foot Dave's way...
 
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