FYI: Usually before I mess with any connectors .I spray them down with electrical cleaner. Then spray it with some BLASTER silicon . Seems to make easier to disconnect. That's just me. Thanks for the directions.
@@mikesempier if you don’t feel comfortable doing it that way you can drain the ac system and remove the compressor completely but it’s not necessary. Just be careful to not move the lines too much and end up damaging them. You’ll feel how much it can move
FYI: Usually before I mess with any connectors .I spray them down with electrical cleaner. Then spray it with some BLASTER silicon . Seems to make easier to disconnect. That's just me. Thanks for the directions.
@@raditian2 I never really needed to do that but I’ll probably try it out next time see how it works.
so far u ar the best one on youtube to reamove the alternator ,but after all this hard work u should have bought a new one, just in case,
@@user-bn6gb3zg2d yeah I would have if it was my car lol customer didn’t want to get a new one
Did you have to drain the AC compressor
No you leave it alone. Only unbolt the ac compressor but leave all the lines connected
@@fixitish ok cool, every other video said to. Just wanted to make sure It wasn’t necessary. Thanks!
@@mikesempier if you don’t feel comfortable doing it that way you can drain the ac system and remove the compressor completely but it’s not necessary. Just be careful to not move the lines too much and end up damaging them. You’ll feel how much it can move
@@fixitish you the man, thank you!