AC just replaced, load noise then the AC quit again

Asked by Decoytn Jul 25, 2018 at 10:37 PM about the 2009 Ford F-150 XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My F150 had its compressor replaced 2 weeks ago. Worked great. Very cold
air.  There was a loud noise and the AC stopped working again. Same thing
that happened and why I replaced the compressor 2 weeks ago.  No leaks
that I can see of coolant. No wear on the belt. Ran smooth until the noise,
then nothing. Very sudden failure and under normal use.

3 Answers

Can’t find the source of the noise. After the noise the compressor stopped cooling. Same hung that happened when the old compressor stopped cooling.

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Appears something within the compressor blew. Replace the compressor again with a new one, it should be warranted. Leave a deposit on the core and bring it somewhere where a rebuilder can take it apart and determine the the cause of the failure. If you have a pump, you can try to pull a vacuum. If not successful, probably pressure related.

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