Some have motor mounts on the compressor and with 2 - 4 washers and keeper pins from hardware store clip them in place. This will hold down the compressor then remove afer delevery or may be noisy when turned on. check out your home refrigerator. As you know the compressor has a small piston in it and there is no way to stop it from moving also mark package as a " refrigeration unit " " this end up " . let sit 24 hours befor usin as the oil will be in the wrong place at the wrong time if it's been turned over.
It means that the compressor is broken inside, and it is time to replace it.
Yes there could.
The rattling noise is in there so you can move the head around.
The refrigeration equipment runs constantlty, heating the room. A fridge just removes heat from the inside area and pushes it out the rear coils. Any heat generated by the compressor is added to this.
The rattling you are asking about turned out on my 320 to be the catalytic converter breaking up internally.
The heat shield on top of the converter may have broken loose. it can be repaired. If the rattling is inside the converter it must be replaced.
Yes there are.
It should be right on the front of the compressor - usually the clutch is inside the v-belt/serpentine pulley on the compressor
The parts of a turbo going from front to back are: Compressor housing, inside the housing is the compressor and that compresses the air. the compressor housing is attached to the main bearing housing/core, and on the backside is the exhaust turbine inside the exhaust housing.
Something's rattling around inside your door. You'll need to pull the door panel off and remove/repair whatever it is.
A muffler will deteriorate over time. The rattle is most likely the internal baffles breaking up and shaking around inside.
your condensor is clogged up, or your condensor fanmotor is not working, or your compressor struckup due mechanical problem inside of your compressor.