Black death a/c compressor?
i heard today that there is an a/c compressor design that ford used for a long time and re-designed it to no avail that uses a six piston system that over time the rings on the pistons deteriorate and spread the "black death" or black dust all over the entire system (lines, condensor and vents) and cause them to be ruined and need replacing.
My main point in bringing this up is to ask if this compressor is on our trucks, if so what year models etc?
My main point in bringing this up is to ask if this compressor is on our trucks, if so what year models etc?
thats how mine used to be for the two and a half year that ive had it, then a couple of weeks ago it started to act up, trying to figure out if its the compressor or if its something else
More often then not it's not the compressor, more likely to be a leaky seal and you lost some refrigerant.
not sure for leaky seal, some times itll kick on and be cold just like it used to always be, ive turned the truck on, opened the hood and seen that the compressor isnt doing anything, driving down the road i dont hear it clicking on and off anymore
The freon directly controls if the Compressor turns on or not. Its a safety mechanism. No or not enough freon means Compressor doesn't wanna turn on to save itself...... Try buying a can of the Nicer Refrigerant it seals small leaks.
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