Why does AC cycle ON/OFF and break belts after efan swap?
Jun 6, 2014 | 07:14 AM
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Jun 6, 2014 | 07:44 AM
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Yes, 48 oz of R134a is correct. Make sure you have the correct amount of oil in the compressor as well. It should be 11 oz of PAG46
Refrigerant and oil capacity charts - A to D || TechChoice Parts
After I did the AC, I took it to a local shop for the charge. Paid 90 bucks for the labor and R134a
Refrigerant and oil capacity charts - A to D || TechChoice Parts
After I did the AC, I took it to a local shop for the charge. Paid 90 bucks for the labor and R134a
Jun 7, 2014 | 11:47 AM
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I got the system running. Everything is good, and the compressor doesn't cycle on and off anymore. I let it idle for about 1 hour, AC is very cold, much colder than before.
When I took out the old compressor, it had ZERO oil inside.
I'll start a new thread soon about the system rebuild.
When I took out the old compressor, it had ZERO oil inside.
I'll start a new thread soon about the system rebuild.
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