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AC compressor?

Postby TurboMax » Fri Aug 13, 2010 4:11 pm

Anyone know what the brass looking nut on the back of the AC compressor is used for? This is off a 2.4L. I heard a "hiss" noise and it seemed to be coming from the back of the ac compressor off this brass thing.

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Re: AC compressor?

Postby TurboMax » Sat Aug 14, 2010 12:21 pm

anyone?
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Postby camoit » Sun Aug 15, 2010 9:36 pm

from the pict I cant tell if it is a srheader valve. Does it have a little thing in the end that looks like a tire valve setem, and a threaded part on the out side?? Kind of like the one on the hose with the red cap. If so then it is for filling the system.
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Postby wrngwae » Mon Aug 16, 2010 4:44 am

i see his high and low pressure connectors. so its not that. it ma be an oil level????? or a port where the hook up when charging for non condecables......??????like a puurge valve. but either way im unsure. is it an o ring sealed cap?
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Postby TurboMax » Mon Aug 16, 2010 10:05 am

I'm not sure if it's a valve or not. It's not the high and low ports. The manual has no info for this. It's hard to get a good look at it without taking it out. I'm not sure if I should remove it yet? I haven't even turned the AC back on yet. I tried to google some pics with no luck.
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Postby camoit » Mon Aug 16, 2010 12:13 pm

Take a close up macro pict of it. If it's leaking then there must be a seal. Copper or rubber. What is the information say on the plate on the side of it. There is literly 1000s of compressor types.
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Postby wrngwae » Mon Aug 16, 2010 3:14 pm

if its for a 2.6?????i got one i will send you just pay shipping.....
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Re: AC compressor?

Postby TurboMax » Mon Aug 16, 2010 4:14 pm

Manual says MItsubishi model # FX80

I'm using the original 2.4L ac compressor bolted to my 2.6T conversion with some simple custom brackets. The 2.6 ac compressor would be a pain to install, since I would need to change the hoses also.

I'm not sure yet if its dead yet. I've only takenk the truck out once since I heard the hissing and didn't need to use the AC since the weather finally started cooling a bit. It was working before I shut off the truck, as I was exiting the truck I heard a faint hissing like a small leak (freon?). I couldn't see the leak, but it sounded like if was coming from the back of the ac compressor. I checked the service manual again and I'm guessing it could be a temp switch. I'm just not having any luck searching for a pic on the web. I'll try using a mirror to get a better look next time I open the hood.
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Postby camoit » Tue Aug 17, 2010 12:57 pm

Pull the electrical plug off the clutch. So you don't destroy the comp if turned on accidently. It is most likley for filling the system. Eather high or low side.
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Postby TurboMax » Tue Aug 17, 2010 6:55 pm

camoit wrote:Pull the electrical plug off the clutch. So you don't destroy the comp if turned on accidently. It is most likley for filling the system. Eather high or low side.


I updated the pic showing the low and hi ports.

Did some more research and it looks like it maybe a high pressure relief valve, but the service manual doesn't show one and online oem catalog doesn't show one either.
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