A filter with high resistance to air flow, as in high efficency types, may cause the coil to freeze. This is dependant on the system air flow. A more restrictive filter will reduce the airflow and MAY cause the airflow to be insufficent and cause the coil to freeze. Note: coil freeze ups will cause compressor damage. An expensive repair.
A knowlegeable service technician can check your system air flow and determin if a high efficency type will be an issue or not.
The wrong anti-freeze could cause the water to freeze in the engine. The wrong anti-freeze could cause abnormal corrosion in the radiator.
so will the wrong oil filter
Simple answer really is that you have the wrong oil filter. Look for a WIX oil filter (personal recomendation), you can get them at O'reilys. And see what happens.
Describe whats wrong with it. does it freeze?
Yes. There are instances where the wrong filter can be installed.
wrong filter with wrong thread pattern.
What is the outdoor temp? If above 90 this is typical pressures. It sounds as if you have a dirty filter or some other restriction. Possibly a dirty condenser coil or evap coil. >>>>> This means it is HOT in the house, assuming R-22 is the refrigerant. A dirty filter would not cause this.
You probley installed the filter wrong. Remove the transmission pan and check the filter.
There could be a couple of issues. The main one is that the system is probably low on freon. This happens if there is a leak in the system somewhere. The other is that you are not getting enough air across the coil inside the unit. If the blower seems to be running fine and the filter is clean it is low on freon.
Don't think so, cause is good to your neighbour!
Only one thing can be wrong, it is clogged. Replace it.
No, that would be wrong, just eat them up budday!!! :)