Subject	Good system, bad pressures indicates compressor
Posted by	JMartz on May 20, 2013 at 8:46 AM
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In Reply To	when I first installed the new compressor and got it going.. posted by SkiFly01 on May 20, 2013 at 12:32 AM
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Follow Ups	AC cooling issue (long) - SkiFly01 17:02:20 05/16/13 Re: AC cooling issue (long) - WazTTed 18:08:57 05/16/13 dryer was changed, compressor was prefilled from Air Parts (n/m) - SkiFly01 18:34:58 05/16/13 My rebuilt compressor came prefilled as well. I drained it - zQuikonE 13:40:01 05/17/13 oops - aliaZ 23:43:23 05/17/13 Did you put dye in the system to check for leaks? - John (MD) 22:26:31 05/16/13 I would also question the rebuilt compressor (n/m) - John (MD) 22:29:39 05/16/13 I'm leaning towards this as the solution. (n/m) - SkiFly01 01:13:15 05/17/13 There is absolutely NO WAY the r134a condenser - JMartz 07:36:32 05/17/13 When I had the Evap out I tested the TSV... - SkiFly01 11:20:08 05/19/13 Ok then, what about the pressures? - JMartz 16:28:29 05/19/13 when I first installed the new compressor and got it going.. - SkiFly01 00:32:43 05/20/13 Good system, bad pressures indicates compressor - JMartz 08:46:53 05/20/13 One more thing, in an r12 system, the compressor - JMartz 07:40:06 05/17/13 1990 Z AC service bulletin - BarryGZX 11:54:47 05/17/13 Re: 1990 Z AC service bulletin - BarryGZX 12:16:49 05/17/13 Air parts prefilled with oil for an R12 or R134? - BoneZ (MD) 14:39:39 05/20/13 Re: AC cooling issue (long) - TZAM 17:34:18 05/20/13
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