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I'm curious, anyone actually removed one of these themselves? As a one-off job, not associated with some reason to have , say, engine out? I really can't see how it can be done. Does'nt much matter whether R32 R33 GRS or GTR - All much the same. With a burnt out clutch coil, I made a puller and have removed the pulley and coil, and am seeing about getting the coil re-wound. Getting this far was "reasonably" easy, but I'd love to know if anybody has ever removed the pump, with engine in.

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Hey Ive taken mine out of my R33 GTST ! It was a bit of a job though !

From memory you gotta take every thing off the air con pump itself unbolt it from its bracket.

Then move it around so you can get to the bolts that mount that bracket to the block. Then with both loose you can move the mounting bracket around to get the pump out followed buy the bracket.

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