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mhernach Guest
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10-05-2003, 23:29 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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Hello everyone!!!
I have a Galaxy manufactured in 10/96 with a 1Z engine, and my air conditioning system has stopped working.
I had to replace the refrigerant line from the evaporator to the condenser.
After the air conditioning system was refilled, I heard a whistling sound near the compressor.
I suspect that the air conditioning compressor is still leaking.
Okay, and now my questions...
Has anyone ever had a faulty AC compressor, or something similar? Are there any spare parts available to repair it (other than a new compressor)?
Thank you in advance for your information.
Best regards, Mike.
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vikinger Guest
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11-05-2003, 10:22 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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Before you replace the compressor, it's best to have the system checked with a tester or a fluorescent dye to identify the source of the problem. Replacing the compressor is very expensive, and a misdiagnosis in this area would be even more frustrating. I haven't heard of a compressor leaking before; it usually just makes noise or loses its pumping capacity. I would suspect a brittle O-ring on a hose line instead.
Best regards,
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mhernach Guest
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12-05-2003, 6:04 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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Yes, I will definitely do that eventually, but it already has 261,000 km on it, and the performance isn't what it used to be either...
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vikinger Guest
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12-05-2003, 6:06 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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Aha... well, in that case, that's something different  .
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Varianti Guest
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14-05-2003, 10:39 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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Normally, a pressure test is performed before refilling the system. This allows you to check if the system is leak-tight.
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mhernach Guest
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14-05-2003, 10:49 Subject: Climate Change: Urgent Action Needed! |
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I did that, but the gauge didn't move during the vacuum test. I refilled the AC system since my last post, and there's still refrigerant in it, and it's cooling down to 5°C (41°F) outlet temperature... it just takes a few minutes to get cold.
Best regards,
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