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#16
08-04-2006, 01:23 AM
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Re: A/C Compressor
I had really cold air for about 20 minutes when it had the coolant in it, could that mean that the clutches/compressor are still good? And if possible, I could replace just the seal? I'm a bit new to working on things other than amps/speakers and little stuff like changing your own oil
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1995 Camaro 40 Series Flowmaster 2 Kicker Comp 05CVR 122 (Dual 2Ohm Voice Coils) ^Kicker ZX550.2 Amplifier^ 
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#17
08-05-2006, 12:11 AM
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Re: A/C Compressor
now im sitting back and reading all this and it seems that this is a lot of work to either change the compressor or the clutches now my prob was that when i turn on the ac the compressor smokes. now lets say i dont want my ac will it be a later on prob since the compressor is your pully system and i have the same car a 95 cam 3.4 vl
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