ac compressor question
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ac compressor question
Never worked on a AC compressor before or had to change one out. A few months ago the compressor froze up on the 92 ex cab. I just cut the belt because I was in a hurry. I picked up one of a parts truck and the compressor spins fine.
I was thinking that I could change the clutch or something with the parts one and leave mine on an hooked up as far as the lines go. That way I would not have to worry about draining it and then paying to have it recharged.
Is this possible?
I was thinking that I could change the clutch or something with the parts one and leave mine on an hooked up as far as the lines go. That way I would not have to worry about draining it and then paying to have it recharged.
Is this possible?
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no. if the compressor froze up its most likely internally frozen. you need to replace the accumulator and the expansion valve and flush out the system before u install another compressor
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