Air conditioning repair questions
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Air conditioning repair questions
2005 V8 LR3 approx 150K. AC is not working. bought it in the winter so I have no idea when it last worked. GAP tool fault reads- B1B78-84. I'm not totally versed with my GAP tool but I think I ran live values on the AC system pressure. I was getting a reading of 0. I'll be honest not sure if I was doing it correctly.
What should I be looking for in my GAP tool to figure the issue and 2nd question: If there is no pressure does that mean the compressor is done or could "no pressure" be attributed to anything else? Thanks for any help.
What should I be looking for in my GAP tool to figure the issue and 2nd question: If there is no pressure does that mean the compressor is done or could "no pressure" be attributed to anything else? Thanks for any help.
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Check to see if the hex bolt on the front of the compressor is rotating with the engine running. If it isn't, the front plate is probably sheared off and the compressor is done. That's how mine was when I bought it. If it is rotating, then put some gauges on to confirm 0 pressure. Best case would be a bad pressure sensor.
I learned during my repair that these compressors are positive displacement so they are always rotating with the engine whether on not the A/C is "on".
I learned during my repair that these compressors are positive displacement so they are always rotating with the engine whether on not the A/C is "on".
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Dovetailing on this AC question - My 2007 V8 with 183K has a leak somewhere. Ive had it "recharged" twice with dye and but no leak is seen on a general check of it. Refilling it seems to last about a year so Ive been okay but its clearly got a leak somewhere. My local mechanic thinks it may be the rear AC that's the issue. Anyone ever deal with this? Thanks
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2005 V8 LR3 approx 150K. AC is not working. bought it in the winter so I have no idea when it last worked. GAP tool fault reads- B1B78-84. I'm not versed with my GAP tool but I think I ran live values on the AC system pressure. I was getting a reading of 0. I'll be honest not sure if I was doing it correctly.
What should I be looking for in my GAP tool to figure out the issue 2nd question Air conditioning repair in Austin: If there is no pressure does that mean the compressor is done or could "no pressure" be attributed to anything else? Thanks for any help.
What should I be looking for in my GAP tool to figure out the issue 2nd question Air conditioning repair in Austin: If there is no pressure does that mean the compressor is done or could "no pressure" be attributed to anything else? Thanks for any help.
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