A/c Issues help needed.
07-20-2010, 08:38 PM
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ac problem i had problem with my ac on my 94 formula 2 years ago .. after 2 bad used
compressors i said **** it and got a new one .those A-6 compressors on
lt1 motors are notorious for leaks from the center where the 2 halves of
the compressor is joined together . if you have a lt1 motor car buy a new
compressor and save your self the headache .
compressors i said **** it and got a new one .those A-6 compressors on
lt1 motors are notorious for leaks from the center where the 2 halves of
the compressor is joined together . if you have a lt1 motor car buy a new
compressor and save your self the headache .
07-20-2010, 09:04 PM
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well i didnt overcharge it. it was like that when i bought the car. i emptied it and tried to charge it and it worked for a second but when i turn the car off and back on it wasnt cold anymore.
07-21-2010, 12:23 AM
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How do you know? How long is the clutch cycling for? How did you empty it? When I worked at the dealership, I'd undercharge everything by about .2 to make it run slightly colder, capacity isn't something you can eye ball, you need to have a calibrated scale. It's also very important to get ALL the moisture out of the system before charging, if you just vented to atmosphere and recharged, you probably killed your receiver-dryer...
08-26-2010, 09:42 PM
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dude if you come buy those eibach springs from me ill check your ac for free... i have some manifold gauges at my house. it sounds like your overcharged, or have excessive moisture in the system.
