I replaced the failed AC clutch coil on our 2010 Touring and need to set the clutch air gap. The kit came with two .020" thick washer/shims and the old washer/shims were .052" thick each. Using the thin shims from the kit leaves no air gap and a search of the archives did not turn up a gap spec. Can someone please tell me what the AC clutch air gap should be?
BTW, those snap rings are a real pita with the compressor in place. Took me two days before I finally ground down the tips of a pair of Harbor Freight 15 degree angle long needle nose pliers to reach into the old coil snap ring holes and again to reinstall the new snap ring. Good thing no one was around the garage to hear me.
BTW, those snap rings are a real pita with the compressor in place. Took me two days before I finally ground down the tips of a pair of Harbor Freight 15 degree angle long needle nose pliers to reach into the old coil snap ring holes and again to reinstall the new snap ring. Good thing no one was around the garage to hear me.
