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500 µm in eight minutes vehicle under ideal conditions. I’ve been trying to burn this compressor up.
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Since I was 17, my first vehicle, I’ve been trying to burn my AC compressors up by turning them on when I purchased the vehicle and never turning them off. Are used to drive 100,000 miles a year.. have never been successful at burning up a compressor even after 450,000 miles. On any of my vehicles..  in the last 41 years of owning vehicles 
I think this is motivation for me to have the AC on my CRV serviced the correct way.
Thank you needed to hear this
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I just had an AC compressor lock up on my brother's 03 Grand Marquis with 459,000 miles in the hot south with 20,000 idle hours(he has lived in this car 4 years)...the compressor had been "growling" for the past 8 months, but still ice cold...it was still the factory virgin AC that had been evacuated and "re-charged" two times since new and never opened...I can't wait to "autopsy" it to see what happed...it will spin 3/4 of one turn...
Great Video!!! hopefully your vent temps will get back down to 38 F under the same ambient/humidity/sun load conditions....
@@freddyhollingsworth5945 yeah some cars are really lucky very little service and they live forever
I’m suspecting, but I got a test just replaced my blower motor and I was wondering if it was actually flowing more air than the original OEM blower motor .
This would be slightly higher
Can you explain the process of purging nitrogen when you open up the system?
@@advancedleveldiagnostics after removing the refrigerant the system will be under a vacuum
Add nitrogen to bring it up to about one or two psi then you can open the system to remove parts
@@coldfinger459sub0 Thanks!
My 03 ranger has the OE fs10 220k miles
@@shanestrains2849 my 89 Camry 449,000 miles. 09 Yaris 352,000 miles. ADD eight Chevy sprint 336,000 miles before smashed and totaled out.
94 Lincoln town car 527,000 miles. 2012 Prius C only 182,000 miles has it easy another 200,000 miles ago.
@@coldfinger459sub0 Jeez man! I really like those old town cars. Built like a tank.
@@shanestrains2849 smooth and quiet when you’re taking long vacation road trips for several hundred miles or 1000 miles