2003 caravan air conditioning problems
ON hottest days of the summer!! No cold air, smelled hot, temp gauges
normal range. Had been idling before driving, was normal then no air. Any suggestions for what we should try? Intermittent LOUD noise coming from belt area. Was not there when air went. Came the next day, gone when try to show anyone!! |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
"craig34" > wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > ON hottest days of the summer!! No cold air, smelled hot, temp gauges > normal range. Had been idling before driving, was normal then no air. > Any suggestions for what we should try? Intermittent LOUD noise coming > from belt area. Was not there when air went. Came the next day, gone > when try to show anyone!! > Is the noise a loose belt? An internal noise inside the A/C compressor? Is the system fully charged? Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
Today we were looking under the vehicle and the belt was not loose. We do
not know if the system is fully charged, we will be looking into that either tomorrow(Monday or Tuesday) Now where the belt pulley sits in the air compressor is out of round so we are thinking that the air compressor is finished. We can't feel and rubber and it will move freely!!! |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
Now is there any chance that the clutch in the compressor is gone and thats
all that needs to be replaced? |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
"craig34" <craig.cochrane@no spam.sympatico.ca> wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > Now is there any chance that the clutch in the compressor is gone and thats > all that needs to be replaced? > > Probably not. more then likely the compressor is bad and If im not mistaken there is a TSB that requires the replacement of the hoses that run to the back if it is with auxiliary A/C (rear a/c) and the replacement of the compressor |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
Now my friend and I were looking at it and it doesn't look to be too bad of
a job, besides getting someone to do all the refridgerant work. And what is TSB? Now would it be wise to go new or used? I haven't priced them yet as its a holiday up here. Thanks for your help |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
"craig34" <craig.cochrane@no spam.sympatico.ca> wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > Now my friend and I were looking at it and it doesn't look to be too bad of > a job, besides getting someone to do all the refridgerant work. And what is > TSB? Now would it be wise to go new or used? I haven't priced them yet as > its a holiday up here. Thanks for your help > That would be up to you, me personally, I don't use junk parts Glenn |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
I agree on using junk parts now on my 1997 ply voyageur that has A/C
problems I may go used depending on the price!! |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
The hoses to the back would go to the evapourator in the rear? Where would
the evapourator be? If the ceiling material has to come down I would want to take it to the dealership! Thanks for your help. |
2003 caravan air conditioning problems
"craig34" <craig.cochrane@no spam.sympatico.ca> wrote in message lkaboutautos.com... > The hoses to the back would go to the evapourator in the rear? Where would > the evapourator be? If the ceiling material has to come down I would want > to take it to the dealership! Thanks for your help. > No the ceiling does not have to come down. But you need to determine what part is failed |
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