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jola 09-10-2005 04:54 PM

sound coming from compressor
 
it sounds like there is a bearing loose or something on the pulley attatched to the compressor on my car. its been there for a few weeks, but my performance hasn't been affected at all (or anything for that matter). originally i thought the sound was coming from my tensioner, but when i took off the serpentine belt, the tensioner was spinning freely with no rubbing sounds. when i spun the pulley on the compressor, it sounded like rubbing or a loose bearing. i don't know much about compressors. should i just grease it or something? i was going to, but all i had was white lithium grease, and that isn't supposed to be used on objects that get real hot, i think. can i just unbolt the compressor? or should i just leave it be since its not affecting performance?

camaro2you 09-10-2005 08:02 PM

i wouldnt leave it could seaze up and your gonna get a nice burnt belt!! I think you can buy a new bearing for that but im not shure, just go to a good autoparts store like napa or something, i personaly hate advance.

JerzLT1 09-10-2005 09:10 PM

AC compressor? is it your daily driver? cause i would just remove it. but i havent had AC in my car for 2 years so im just used to it... and it would save weight

jola 09-10-2005 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 86Formula
AC compressor? is it your daily driver? cause i would just remove it. but i havent had AC in my car for 2 years so im just used to it... and it would save weight

yea, its my daily driver. is it hard to remove it? personally, i never use the air unless someone else is with me and they want it on. the thing is, i don't think there's a problem with the actual compressor.


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