Subject	I been doing this at home..
Posted by	Carlos Ramirez on August 17, 2014 at 6:16 PM
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In Reply To	I've been keeping up on your AC troubleshooting posted by ZXRider on August 17, 2014 at 04:17 PM
Message	I would recommend you at least try. Buy or rent a set of AC gauges and check to see what your LOW pressure is at. Most likely you are out of AC freon, and have a leak. If you are low on freon a $12 can is easy and cheap enuff to put in, add one with leak UV dye in it, and get a black light. If it is more than loose on freon you have to start from scratch. And test the entire path for the system from the ECU to compressor. Take one step at a time, usually its freon leak, or an AC compressor clutch.
Follow Ups	Light Reading for those interested Auto AC system - Carlos Ramirez 07:16:01 08/17/14 I've been keeping up on your AC troubleshooting - ZXRider 16:17:10 08/17/14 I would think the compressor seals would get dried up - ZXoltan 16:38:05 08/17/14 Well if the seals are shot that is something I will - ZXRider 15:51:29 08/18/14 I been doing this at home.. - Carlos Ramirez 18:16:33 08/17/14 Nice. Thanks for the tips - ZXRider 15:50:32 08/18/14 PAO is ideal for retrofits because it is compatible with - aliaZ 22:23:40 08/17/14 correction - POE (n/m) - aliaZ 14:17:04 08/18/14 I wouldn't use PAO in an automotive system - aliaZ 14:29:32 08/18/14 Have you found the comp wheel removal tool... - SkiFly01 00:09:07 08/19/14
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