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After having a few belts shred recently...I discovered that my ac compressor pulley sticks out too far and is not aligned with the other pulleys. 

 

Not sure if this is due to an aftermarket compressor that doesn't fit or what. I've owned this for 20 years and never noticed it until now. 

 

 

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Well it depends on the pulley. Hell someone could’ve bought a compressor for a 4.0L not knowing if there was a difference which between the two is marginal unless you get the sanden 708. I’d just get a new compressor and dryer and charge the system. If that’s your plan. But a AC delete pulley would be a 4.0L one but even then an AC delete is more just changing the brackets out to a alt only one. 

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what makes the Sanden 708 good for this?...and are there other replacement compressors you recommend. I would like to keep my AC but most important thing to me right now is getting that alignment straight for my belt. 

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27 minutes ago, MississippiComanche said:

what makes the Sanden 708 good for this?...and are there other replacement compressors you recommend. I would like to keep my AC but most important thing to me right now is getting that alignment straight for my belt. 

The sanden 708 is just a 7 piston version of the 508, 508 was standard with AC for a bit. I think the 708 was found only on the 4.0 though. But I think you have a compressor with a pulley for a 4.0L, can any 4.0L guys with AC confirm this?
 

I recommend trying to stick with sanden as they were the OEM supplier for AMC and Chrysler, if they’re available. I’ll provide some part numbers for you this evening so you can find the right compressor. 

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I appreciate it. No mine has not been converted and still has the r12. Please let me know everything I need to convert it. I plan on tackling AC/heat as soon as I finish replacing valve cover, radiator, and electric fan conversion this weekend. 

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Easy. You can keep your original hoses so long they aren’t cracked or tearing. You’ll basically need a new expansion valve, dryer and compressor. If you plan on converting. Course if you want to use the R12, there still might be parts out there for R12

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