Not unless it is allowed to heat until the compressor seals fail. it (probably can be replaced W/O recharging. But if it failed because the compressor is locked up that is way different. Does the front of the clutch turn? if it just does nothing it could be system charge is low/gon. If you feed it 12v does it click and engage? (not running) JimOn a 09 f-150 if I have a bad compressor clutch can it contaminate my ac system?
Not unless it is allowed to heat until the compressor seals fail. it (probably can be replaced W/O recharging. But if it failed because the compressor is locked up that is way different. Does the front of the clutch turn? if it just does nothing it could be system charge is low/gon. If you feed it 12v does it click and engage? (not running) Jim
I don’t know a whole lot about AC systems so I brought it to a mechanic.he said it’s just the clutch.reason for the question is every time they want to change all the pertinent parts when they get in to it.it was cooling fine until the clutch went out .i really didn’t want to spend a bunch on it if no trash got into the system got to watch some mechanicsNot unless it is allowed to heat until the compressor seals fail. it (probably can be replaced W/O recharging. But if it failed because the compressor is locked up that is way different. Does the front of the clutch turn? if it just does nothing it could be system charge is low/gon. If you feed it 12v does it click and engage? (not running) Jim
Ya he said that and it is what it is as long as I don’t have to replace everything else in the systemSadly, nowadays, most likely a clutch will cost as much or more than a compressor and clutch assembly.
Summit racing has clutches for around $70.Ya he said that and it is what it is as long as I don’t have to replace everything else in the syste
That being said, most replacement compressors require system flush and replacement of the receiver/drier and expansion valve or orfice tube to activate the warranty on the new compressor. I know what you are saying with no contamination but I also understand the shop following protocol as you will expect them to cover any problems down the road. As someone else said, a used clutch could work if you can find someone to install it.Ya he said that and it is what it is as long as I don’t have to replace everything else in the system
I had an AC clutch go out on my 98 F-150 causing the AC to work intermittently. The shyster radiator shop closest to me said everything was shot and needed replacing to the tune of $1,900. I took it to a different shop and they replaced the clutch assembly for around $250. I sold the truck 3 years later (2008) to a friend at work. It was still working when his son sold the truck in 2018.On a 09 f-150 if I have a bad compressor clutch can it contaminate my ac system?
That being said, most replacement compressors require system flush and replacement of the receiver/drier and expansion valve or orfice tube to activate the warranty on the new compressor. I know what you are saying with no contamination but I also understand the shop following protocol as you will expect them to cover any problems down the road. As someone else said, a used clutch could work if you can find someone to install it.
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