noise from Engine
#11
I need to change all the fluid, redo the valve cover Garket and deal with this whining noise. starting tomorrow. I am going to order from Amazon Prime so I can get it on time if i can. A lot if work. I have not done anything for a while so its due.
Thanks for your help.
I wonder if these Pulleys cross reference to some some pulleys i can get local supplies.
Thanks
#12
*CORRECTION*
Here is my cheat sheet for the pulleys (DONT GET URO PARTS!):
Here is my cheat sheet for the pulleys (DONT GET URO PARTS!):
- Tensioner and Pulley assy: Gates #38245 / Dayco #89287
- Tensioner pulley: 90mm LR #131070 / Gates #36102 steel / Dayco #89054 polyvee (Bearing #6203-2RS)
- Large idler pulley: 80mm LR #PQR101150 / Dayco #89052 steel / Gates #36275 ? (Bearing #6304-2RS)
- Small idler pulley: 70mm LR #PQR500060 metal (Bearing #6203-2RS)
Last edited by JUKE179r; 01-03-2017 at 09:15 AM.
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#15
Well finally I think I figured out it's the AC compressor bearing that is making that noise and the 80mm idler Pulley is also making some noise.
Wonder if the compressor bearing is easy to replace. Not sure what it takes to replace the Compressor. will appreciate any suggestions
Thanks
Wonder if the compressor bearing is easy to replace. Not sure what it takes to replace the Compressor. will appreciate any suggestions
Thanks
Last edited by sayeedA; 01-01-2017 at 06:20 PM.
#16
Well finally I think I figured out it's the AC compressor bearing that is making that noise and the 80mm idler Pulley is also making some noise.
https://youtu.be/VwWEYL2cCHU
Wonder if the compressor bearing is easy to replace. Not sure what it takes to replace the Compressor. will appreciate any suggestions
Thanks
https://youtu.be/VwWEYL2cCHU
Wonder if the compressor bearing is easy to replace. Not sure what it takes to replace the Compressor. will appreciate any suggestions
Thanks
#17
Well the a/c clutch can be a pia on any vehicle. The a/c compressor itself isn't hard to remove and swap out, just a pain to pull a vacuum n charge it. If you put a new or renamed compressor on, make sure to add the refrigerant oil and the proper amount of freon. I know some people will disagree with this but you can let it out into the ozone. The reason they swapped to r-134 was BC it was ozone friendly but they still wanna charge an arm and a leg to "recover it" and then most places will reuse the recovered freon
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Well the a/c clutch can be a pia on any vehicle. The a/c compressor itself isn't hard to remove and swap out, just a pain to pull a vacuum n charge it. If you put a new or renamed compressor on, make sure to add the refrigerant oil and the proper amount of freon. I know some people will disagree with this but you can let it out into the ozone. The reason they swapped to r-134 was BC it was ozone friendly but they still wanna charge an arm and a leg to "recover it" and then most places will reuse the recovered freon
#20
1. If i can just replace the Bearing then I am all set.
2. If I have to replace the compressor then I have a big project with vacuuming, oil, recharge etc.
Thanks