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SnoMan
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"Shakes73" wrote:
>Compressor going bad or bearing in the pulley.If it is the comp. try
>adding oil to it,sometimes this fixes it depending on how long
>its been this way.
I have NEVER seen adding oil to it cure one. It has reached the end of
its life cycle and time for replacement. Sometimes a over charge can
cause a noisy compressor as can a over charge of oil too (which the
poster above wants you to add more of)
>Compressor going bad or bearing in the pulley.If it is the comp. try
>adding oil to it,sometimes this fixes it depending on how long
>its been this way.
I have NEVER seen adding oil to it cure one. It has reached the end of
its life cycle and time for replacement. Sometimes a over charge can
cause a noisy compressor as can a over charge of oil too (which the
poster above wants you to add more of)
