An AC compressor is aprox the size of a 1 lb can of coffee, located on the front of the engine and is belt driven.
An AC compressor is aprox the size of a 1 lb can of coffee, located on the front of the engine and is belt driven.
look at old one and go from there,
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it is almost simple just look in you car's mannual and check what the air presure should be in your compressor,and if its not like its supose to be then just ask a mechanic for help
Having just charged a 1993 Sundance, it is located on the compressor itself. Look on the top right of the compressor toward the engine center for the bike tire like fitting.
It has no air compressor. If you are talking about the A/C compressor, raise the hood and look see.
It should be about 3lbs along with like 6 ounces of compressor oil if you still have the York or Tecumseh compressor. If you have a later, rotary style compressor, like a Sanden or something, there should be a tag or a sticker or something on it with the information. If the compressor is basically rectangular, like a box, it's the York or Tecumseh. If it's cylindrical, like a tube, it's a rotary style compressor.
Look on top or behind compressor where wires connect
The AC compressor is located on the bottom of the engine on drivers side . Look on the label on the radiator cross member for the serpentine belt and shows you where the compressor is ..
It does not have an Air Compressor. If you are talking about the A/C Compressor, then just look at the drive belts. One of these belts is driving the compressor. If it has one serpentine belt, it is driving the A/C compressor, PS pump, Alternator, & Water Pump. Just follow the belt to find it.
v shaped with a bolt throgh the middle
You have a cycling clutch compressor. Turn the AC on max, let the car for five minutes or so, go look at the compressor. You should see the clutch engaging and disengaging the compressor as the pressure builds and drops.