AC Compressor issue
- Thread starter glendayle
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Well super good news for me boys! I finally had the time today to get underneath and see what was going on. I was expecting to have to mess with the linkages. Turns out the actuator plug was just not securely clipped into place. So after about 10 seconds of fiddling around to get it snapped in right, all is good.
The one thing I'm sort of irritated about with this project is that now I have some engine noise. I'm certain that removing the dash caused some of that foam to unseal and/or shift around. Not sure if I have the energy to try to identify and figure it out.
The one thing I'm sort of irritated about with this project is that now I have some engine noise. I'm certain that removing the dash caused some of that foam to unseal and/or shift around. Not sure if I have the energy to try to identify and figure it out.
jjupiter100
OBS Enthusiast
I'm currently in the stages of putting my truck back together. Where the air comes in from outside directly into the box where heater core and evap goes, that foam pretty much disintegrated when I was putting it back together. Hopefully that won't be an issue.
Not sure how you got your lines off condenser to evap and accumulator to evap. Mine were so freaking rusted on there. I had to cut off both with a dremel tool. Huge PITA.
Hopefully all is well with your truck.
Not sure how you got your lines off condenser to evap and accumulator to evap. Mine were so freaking rusted on there. I had to cut off both with a dremel tool. Huge PITA.
Hopefully all is well with your truck.
jjupiter100
OBS Enthusiast
Here's what I had to deal with
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