Can somebody please tell me if it's possible to bypass the a/c compressor in a 2009 M
Can somebody please tell me if it's possible to bypass the a/c compressor in a 2009 M
I'm new to this group. I posted the same question last night but I don't know how to go back to check for answers. I need HELP.....
Nope, it's a good idea. Eventually the "metal on metal" pulley will seize and there goes your entire accessory system. Apparently maxipower has never experienced this. Not sure where he's coming from with "costly", either. Get under the car, pull the old belt, run a string or something along the belt path you want, then hit up Amazon for a 6 groove poly-v belt with that length and off you go.
Probably not the compressor but the clutch. When it fails it sometimes makes a grinding sound. If it is not making the noise when the AC or defroster is off then just unplugging the AC clutch would keep it from engaging therefore not making any noise. The heater would still work but the windshield would fog up quicker because the AC compressor is not working. Clutches are not expensive and not that hard to change although a puller is needed. More troubleshooting is needed before you change the compressor as that is an expensive repair.
FYI, I had the same issue on my wifes 2011 Murano when the clutch failed at 100,000 miles.
FYI, I had the same issue on my wifes 2011 Murano when the clutch failed at 100,000 miles.
Last edited by 2young2retire; Feb 20, 2021 at 08:33 AM.
hi i did the same project on my maxima 2010. only used 54 inch 6 rib belt ( Goodyear 1060540 Serpentine Belt, 6-Rib, 54" Length)
and it works fine. i tried using the 53 inch but it was short. i hope this helps. thanks
and it works fine. i tried using the 53 inch but it was short. i hope this helps. thanks
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