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overloadedjc70

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• Jul 16, 2005

• #1

Can anyone tell me why my compressor growls, low to high growl with
acceleration and deceleration?

 

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Coasty

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• Jul 16, 2005

• #2

If you have no issues with cooling more than likely your pulley bearing for
your clutch assembly.

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> Can anyone tell me why my compressor growls, low to high growl with
> acceleration and deceleration?
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overloadedjc70

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• Jul 16, 2005

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Seems to cool just fine, and coolant pressure seems ok.

 

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Coasty

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• Jul 16, 2005

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Then it is probably your clutch bearing.

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Shakes73

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• Jul 18, 2005

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"" wrote:
> Can anyone tell me why my compressor growls, low to high growl
> with
> acceleration and deceleration?

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 it’s
been this way.

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