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wp4.jpg One more thing left to move...not take out completely.  This is the power steering pump (below not pictured) and the AC compressor.  They are bolted to that mount there in the middle of the pic.  You'll be removing those three bolts you see, plus the nut on the left.  Be careful, and be ready.  The mount with the two pumps is a bit heavy and very bulky/clumsy.  Get some wire...something...ready and waiting before you unbolt this mount.  The AC system is under high pressure, and the pumps and mount only have a little range of motion when you take the bolts out....you don't want that thing tumbling out of your hands and blowing an AC line.  That said, it will drop down a few inches and you can rest the PS pulley on top of the steering box/frame below it (nice and easy...).  I had a clothes hanger which I securely wrapped around the top of the AC compressor and over on the side some empty space on a rail.  The thing sat down nicely and didn't move all job long.
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One more thing left to move...not take out completely. This is the power steering pump (below not pictured) and the AC compressor. They are bolted to that mount there in the middle of the pic. You'll be removing those three bolts you see, plus the nut on the left. Be careful, and be ready. The mount with the two pumps is a bit heavy and very bulky/clumsy. Get some wire...something...ready and waiting before you unbolt this mount. The AC system is under high pressure, and the pumps and mount only have a little range of motion when you take the bolts out....you don't want that thing tumbling out of your hands and blowing an AC line. That said, it will drop down a few inches and you can rest the PS pulley on top of the steering box/frame below it (nice and easy...). I had a clothes hanger which I securely wrapped around the top of the AC compressor and over on the side some empty space on a rail. The thing sat down nicely and didn't move all job long.
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