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YOUR RESEARCHNew Vibration when AC is on.
Leading reported evidence
Test gauges
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cost me 80 ish bucks at harbor freight, I tested the gauges with a cal gauge at work..
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed · Original poster
I just want to stay ahead of any upcoming issues as I use my AC everyday.
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Suggestion · Original poster
Ideas, what am I looking for besides pulling the belt and checking its pulley?
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Note ,,, don't use a "can" with a gauge to recharge,, it needs a real set put on it to get it right..
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Bled off a lb in to the can and it worked like a champ.
I felt it at idle when I started it up and switched the AC on, then turned off the AC since it was early in the day. I will play with it when I head back out later.
I just want to stay ahead of any upcoming issues as I use my AC everyday.
If the charge is starting to get low when bubbles go through the compressor it can shake..
Note ,,, don't use a "can" with a gauge to recharge,, it needs a real set put on it to get it right.. <--- Unsolicited opinion..
If you overcharge the system, it can basically hydrolock the pump, slip the belt smoke it so then it doesn't turn anything..
My BMW did it once,, after the compressor locked up, I pulled the wire on the compressor and went and got a set of guages,
cost me 80 ish bucks at harbor freight, I tested the gauges with a cal gauge at work.. The HF one was right on the money..
I was over full by like 1-2 lb per the car spec. Bled off a lb in to the can and it worked like a champ.
Good luck..
All seems well on the engine side. I really feel the vibration on the dash though and wonder if something is going on with a blower fan. (or what ever it is under the dash)?
I had a blower fan that started making weird noises. Pulled the fan and found a leaf stuck in it. I have no idea how that leaf got in there because the pollen filter was always in place. But it was there nonetheless. Cleaned everything up, put it back in and no more problems.
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