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jose

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  1. let's see what can I do to find a durametric.
  2. Well, I give it a drive and let the engine ON with air conditiong OFF and couldn't neither percieved any of the fans except the engine fan. <_<
  3. Sorry Loren for not being specific. According to the mechanic the Left fan was not running.
  4. well, that was the story of my mechanic while serving it, but I ran the car for 10 mins and check the fans and both are working properly. What can be? or something to ignore?
  5. After replacing the new air compressor the left side air fan condenser is not working. where to start or proceed? Your help will be appreciated, Jose
  6. A good thing to learn here is not to replace only the air c. clutch, but replace the whole thing... NEW!!!! B) case closed!!!! ;)
  7. well, not good here, as soon as I put more refrigerant the air compressor start and broke the air compressor clutch again. Definetly this is an entire air compressor replacement plus will need to tow to the mechanic. :huh:
  8. I'll give a try tomorrrow. Thanks a lot
  9. Well, I sucessfully replaced the air compressor clutch, but the air compressor seems not working. Now what? Check the air compressor oil? Your help will appreciated. Thanks
  10. Thanks, Now that you mention oil quantities in the air compressor system, that will be my second step, check the oil.
  11. What's the chance that the air compressor clutch it self can be damage together with the air compressor? Right now, I can't tell if the air compressor is damage. I'm looking straight to replace only the air compressor clutch.
  12. I removed some parts here, take a look, got some doubts if the compressor suffer enough stress to blow seals,pressure lines or not. What's your opinion guys?
  13. You're right Loren, There's a tiny portion in the edge that is not reach by the pads, this can lead to inaccuracy. But a wide range in the safe parameters can rule it out.
  14. That's great, I already have one of those from harbor freight. Thanks, Very helpful
  15. Thanks, Where's the best place to find a replacement to all this mess?
  16. Are you confirming that the compressor clutch need to be replaced? sorry, I don't know what is the brng , brng=berings? Thanks for the help
  17. Great Info Thanks, I just need to know how I measure the rotors. From where to where? Thanks Again,
  18. Thanks Loren, I'll give a try. B)
  19. How difficult is to replace this? I have replaced the serpentine belt before myself with no problem.
  20. well, after searching this website I found this, I think this anticipate what is comming. http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/12898-help-smoking-ac-pulley/page__p__63455__hl__+compressor%20+clutch__fromsearch__1#entry63455
  21. I suspect air compressor clutch
  22. A/C works, I haven't remove the serpentine belt yet and verify that, But it runs when engine in ON.
  23. I think can be, I was using the air conditioning at 76F, didn't noticed if cool air was working.
  24. air box is fine serpentine belt is fine Thanks
  25. I took my car for a ride after replaced the sway bar drop links and everything was fine until I note that the RPM's was slowing down after each red light in downtown, after few red lights the car sudden drop in RPM's stall the engine twice then I turn off the air conditioning and the RPM's improve in a way that doesn't matter much. I took the car home for a check up and let car run in the garage, everything was fine except the a strong plastic burned odor form the engine compartment, couldn't see anything except plastic residues in the engine lid, I immediately thought that something was making friction the pulley so I decide to remove Air Filter off and found this. :huh: . Something is melt in this part here label 996.126.011.51. Need your advice guys.
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