you need to check and make sure you are getting a full 12 volts across the clutch coil (while connected to the clutch) you may have a bad contact somewhere and if you are only getting like 8 volts the clutch will burn out at a high rate because it is not fully engaged. make you check the voltage while under a load!!!!
I am not a corvette mechanic, but I call BS on vacuum diagnostic switch.
call a mechanic
you have the mechanic do it for you
No, not by the average home mechanic. Bad compressor? Replace the entire unit.
yes but if the compressor does not work there is no reason for it.
Yes, as a mechanic at a Dodge dealer I have replaced a few of them.Yes, as a mechanic at a Dodge dealer I have replaced a few of them.
I have an 02 Olds Bravada and my compressor quit working. I took it to a mechanic and for 150.00 he replaced the air bag system with coil springs. Much better in my opinion.
take it to a mechanic
Your turn signal may not be working because your spark plug may have blown out or there is an electrical short. A licensed mechanic would be able to test these for you.
Same thing happened to mine. I had to replace the whole thing. Mechanic told me it was due to a nonworking electrical wiring that was connected to the brake lights were out. Once you replaced the whole thing, it should be working.
you bring it to a mechanic and let him take a look you lazy guy
Have your mechanic run the serpentine belt around the compressor. I had a bad compressor last year, and the mechanic just re-routed the belt until I could afford a new compressor-then he installed it and re-routed the belt again so it would run the compressor. Purchase a serpentine belt the same vehicle but without A/C. The shorter belt will drive all the other accessories and is routed the same as the belt used with A/C, except for the compressor.