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    Plan on updating my car this summer a lil I've never changed the AC drier... Would it not be a bad idea to go ahead and get a new one..??? It's 2000.
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    Is your AC not working or not working well? That's the only reason to open the AC system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Is your AC not working or not working well? That's the only reason to open the AC system.
    I have a small leak somewhere I'm pretty sure is the compressor clutch... Last summer My buddy charged it up and end up putting in one small can like a month or so later.... We had a really hot summer so it got used ALOT
    its dry right now ac won't kick on
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    Then it kinda sounds like you need to fix the compressor, replace the drier, orifice tube and reseal the whole system.
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    Wait I did at two cans to it last year cause of it being so hot... It had to be pretty filled to blow out "cold cold" on those 95* + days!! But after 10-15 min of driving it was cool in the car
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillBoost37 View Post
    Then it kinda sounds like you need to fix the compressor, replace the drier, orifice tube and reseal the whole system.
    I thought about buying a new compressor but I've heard the off brand ones don't put out very cold air... I dont want to spend $200 for an AC Delco..
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    Well..if your comprressor has the leak, and you aren't changing that.....then I don't see how changing a drier would help anything.
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