If the clutch has failed, it's probably time to replace the entire compressor. I wouldn't recommend just replacing the clutch, but if you decide to, you may need a specialty puller. Most auto parts retailers will lend/rent/sell you specialty tools in the hopes of selling you the parts for your car. If you tell them what you're trying to do they'll also give you some specific instructions.
I own a 2001 Ford Taurus and a 2000 Mercury Sable with 3.0 L 12 V and a 3.0 24 v Duratech AND live in Las Vegas so I went though replacement of a compressor or two. It makes absolutely no sense to just replace the clutch since it's virtually impossible to remove the clutch from the compressor without removing the unit from the vehicle. This means that you will have to clear out the system and then refill it anyhow, and chances are that if the clutch went, the compressor is next. A NEW compressor at Autozone is about $250 with a new clutch. DO NOT get a remanufactured unit since they are usually good for only about a year before they fail again. This is from experience and after two reman units, I finally bought a new unit and two years of Las Vegas summers and everything is fine.
In that control box just to the front of the car in front of the battery
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yea it will work.
Enable Anti Theft in Ford Taurus 2000 SE
According to the 2000 Ford Taurus Owner Guide ( 5W-30 )
68.1 liters ( 18 U.S. gallons ) in a 2000 Ford Taurus
( 18.0 gallons ) according to the 2000 Ford Taurus owner Guide
Ford Taurus - fourth generation - was created in 2000.
yes they will 100% sure
According to the 2000 Ford Taurus Owner Guide : ( 68.1 litres / 18.0 U.S. gallons )
My 2000 ford Taurus was running & then cut off & won't start back up