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Use £60 diy setups and halfrauds never seem

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I use the £60 DIY setups and Halfrauds never seem to put enough gas in and we don't have much other choice around my way.
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Check condensers but also the joint on the low pressure pipe under the drivers side sill towards the rear wheel arch.
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Check condensers but also the joint on the low pressure pipe under the drivers side sill towards the rear wheel arch.
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Check leak - should fix it

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A recharge - and check for leak - should fix it.
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Check condensers but also the joint on the low pressure pipe under the drivers side sill towards the rear wheel arch.
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Check leak - should fix it

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A recharge - and check for leak - should fix it.
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I use the £60 DIY setups and Halfrauds never seem to put enough gas in and we don't have much other choice around my way.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I am getting a whining noise at 2000 rpm, roughly 40 mph, from the rear when under loW power or coasting. Sometimes the noise has a slight tinny resonance to it but it's quite discernible. It seems to go when I turn off the A/C, and on idle when engaging the A/C will produce a noise. Anybody got any ideas? Could it be and either bearing or just the A/C unit itself? Is there any bearing maintenance that can be done? I don't think it's a drive wine, at least I hope not!, but any thoughts would be appreciated Thanks

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Likely to be the compressor and due to low gas. A recharge - and check for leak - should fix it. Condensers at the front most common site.

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As said above, low on gas. Check condensers but also the joint on the low pressure pipe under the drivers side sill towards the rear wheel arch.

POST 4Original post

When my AC clutch went, it was a rattle not a whine, so as others have said, top up AC gas. I use the £60 DIY setups and Halfrauds never seem to put enough gas in and we don't have much other choice around my way.

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