Quick one here, I cant seem to quite tell what is making the squeeling noise I have. It goes away after a few minutes of driving, but will make a squeel for a second when idling. I have it narrowed down to that right half of the car (ac, belt, tensioner).
My a/c belt adjuster seems fine, I still have tension. I am thinking the compressor bearings are bad. Would I be able to take off the a/c belt and not remove the compressor for now, and still drive around okay? I dont see a problem with it but just want to make sure.
David
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Oops, sorry. I'm not used to the computer I'm using. This is the link I meant:
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?t=19133
Yes, you'll still have heat. You just won't get chilled refrigerant.
You also might want to pull the A/C relays so you're not powering the clutch needlessly.
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic.php?t=19133
Yes, you'll still have heat. You just won't get chilled refrigerant.
You also might want to pull the A/C relays so you're not powering the clutch needlessly.
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