Schaeffler A/C Compressor Bearing,A/C Compressor Clutch Bearing P/N:5106-WCC
SKF 5106-WCC a/c compressor clutch bearing for the 1979-2009 Ford Mustang and other vehicles lets the compressor clutch pulley spin freely on the compressor.
A worn clutch bearing can show up as a grinding or whining noise from the compressor pulley, or as a pulley that feels rough or loose when you turn it by hand with the engine off and cool. Belt or compressor trouble can sound similar, so check the pulley that way before you order. Each compressor clutch takes a single bearing.
This bearing also fits the compressor clutch on the 1991-2008 Ford Explorer and the 1989-2005 Ford F-150, plus many other Ford, Lincoln and Mercury models. If your car isn't named here, look up its year and model on the Buyer's Guide tab.
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Does the SKF 5106-WCC clutch bearing fit a 1979-2009 Ford Mustang?
Yes. SKF 5106-WCC fits the 1979-2009 Ford Mustang and the 1991-2008 Ford Explorer. For other cars, look up your year and model on the Buyer's Guide tab.
Is the SKF 5106-WCC bearing right for a 1989-2005 Ford F-150?
Yes. SKF 5106-WCC is listed for the 1989-2005 Ford F-150, and each compressor clutch takes one bearing.
What are the inside and outside diameters of this A/C compressor clutch bearing?
The inside diameter is 1.181 in, the outside diameter is 2.165 in and the width is 0.902 in. Compare these against your old bearing.
What is this clutch bearing's case made of, and how does it keep out dirt?
The body is deep drawn sheet steel, which forms a rigid, stress-resistant metal case. Garter springs of cold drawn steel wire help retain fluid, and the bearing is built to protect against dirt and water.
How do I know if my A/C compressor clutch bearing is going bad?
Common signs are a grinding or whining noise from the compressor pulley, or a pulley that feels rough or loose when turned by hand with the engine off. A shop can test the compressor if you're unsure.
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