Help finding replacement clutch/pulley/bearing assembly for Four Seasons 58098 A/C

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Question Help finding replacement clutch/pulley/bearing assembly for Four Seasons 58098 A/C

Hello everyone.

I need some help identifying the correct replacement clutch, pulley, and bearing assembly for a Four Seasons 58098 A/C compressor installed on my 1971 Oldsmobile 442.

A few days ago, while driving with the A/C on, the compressor clutch/pulley area became extremely hot, started smoking, and produced a strong burning smell. The heat appeared to come mainly from the front pulley/clutch area.

However, the important thing is that the A/C was still cooling properly even while this was happening, which makes me believe the compressor itself may still be good internally.

The compressor currently installed is:
  • Four Seasons 58098
  • GM A6 style
  • Single groove V-belt
I have been trying to locate:
  • replacement clutch assembly
  • pulley assembly
  • front bearing
but I am having a very difficult time finding the correct compatible parts.

I found a Four Seasons 47284 clutch kit, but visually it does not seem identical to the clutch currently installed on my 58098 compressor, so I am unsure if it is compatible.

Has anyone here repaired one of these newer/remanufactured Four Seasons A6 compressors before?
Does anyone know the correct clutch/pulley/bearing assembly part number for the 58098?

Any help or experience would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!
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Almost for sure faster and possibly cheaper just to replace the whole compressor - Amazon $313 with clutch

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