)jablackburn wrote:Run a quick search on 'compressor clutch gap', there are lots of recent threads talking about this.
On airconditon.com's page, right at the top, it says "In the spotlight"...Below that another listing says "Most popular A/C knowledge base questions"...Clicking on Item #4 under that heading (How refrigerant flows through the system) brings up a page explaining operation...The most important item is item #1, "Troubleshooting with gauges"...Hope this helps...pkc303 wrote:I went to airconditioner.com. There is no comprehensive information on how an air conditioner works, or even automotive air conditioning units.
I just re-read your post...You were on the wrong web site...It is "airconditon.com"...There is no "er" after "aircondition"...pkc303 wrote:I went to airconditioner.com. There is no comprehensive information on how an air conditioner works, or even automotive air conditioning units.
I think I mentioned that on August 10, so not ALL of us were wrong.volvov70pilot wrote:I guess we were all wrong it was the Clutch. The power relay to the Compressor was cycling on and off but there's no air!
Bought a used compressor with 6 month warranty (http://www.tomsforeign.com/) so if anything goes wrong they send you another one.
Again, this is a new COMPRESSOR not just the clutch, for $65 with FREE SHIPPING. I'm in no way affliated, but just so VERY happy to be able to afford cold air in my car!
