Not enough info - name the exact engine.
no... your a/c compressor is engine driven, does not supply pressure with engine off, i hav seen an after market electric compressor by ARB that will run at the flick of a switch. sorry not much help, just dosent work without the engine on
The conclusion of and air compressor is a supply of air. The air compressor generates air that is stored in a tank.
To remove an air conditioner compressor, first disconnect the power supply and recover the refrigerant using a recovery machine. Next, detach the electrical connections and remove the mounting bolts securing the compressor to the engine or bracket. Then, disconnect the refrigerant lines, taking care to plug them to prevent contamination. Finally, lift the compressor out of its mounting position and replace it as needed.
check starting capacitors. Check voltage supply with a voltmenter from outlet to compressor.
To install a compressed air pressure gauge, first shut off the air supply and relieve pressure from the system. Then, select a suitable location to install the gauge, ideally close to the air compressor. Use a Teflon tape or sealant on the gauge threads and securely tighten it using a wrench. Finally, turn the air supply back on and check if the gauge is showing the correct pressure reading.
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There are a few companies that sell kits for that vehicle/motor. You will have to change exhaust manifold, intake tubing, most likely injectors, install oil supply/drain lines, etc.
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To repair a compressor with a defective internal overload, first, ensure the power supply is disconnected for safety. Then, the compressor will need to be disassembled to access the overload protection device. If the overload is faulty, it should be replaced with a compatible part. After reassembly, test the compressor to ensure it operates correctly before reconnecting it to the power supply.
They have their own air compressor which provides air to the system.
the puddle in the hood ( engine compartment ) is the result of the sudden activation of your aircon compressor. there will be a little jerk coz the magnetic clutch of compressor will suddenly be attached to the pulley that will activate the compressor mechanism. If you are talking about the puddle under the dust board of the car it is the vibration of the blower wheel of the aircon evaporator system that will supply the cold air inside the car.
There is one in Southfield.