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- Thread starter hotrod69
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- 2002 ford explorer
i have a 2002 ford explorer do i have to remove a/c compressor to replace my a/c lines ?
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- 04 Ford Explorer 4.6l
Your high side pressures are too much.
Assuming the Rangers utilize a fan clutch and not an electric fan.
Need to put a gauge set on the low and high side ports.
May have a clogged orifice tube (which means compressor is starting to fail) or an issue with the condenser or high side hose being blocked/clogged.
Need to verify your pressures first.
Assuming the Rangers utilize a fan clutch and not an electric fan.
Need to put a gauge set on the low and high side ports.
May have a clogged orifice tube (which means compressor is starting to fail) or an issue with the condenser or high side hose being blocked/clogged.
Need to verify your pressures first.
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