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You are awesome! After three weeks I’ve been reading books and watching videos on how to find my clutch noise You finally gave me the answer PULLY CLUTCH PLATE...lol Thank you🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I learned a trick from an old school mechanic today. He took a piece of wood doweling and placed it behind the pulleys then bent it up to his ear while keeping a finger on the end so you don't stab yourself. You can hear the difference between a smooth pulley and a pulley that may have a bearing going out. I thought the issue was a jacked up valve from where it sounded like the issue was, but it was the idler pulley, and didn't even break out any tools to diagnose it.
Don't forget to shim the clutch plate. It's got to be correct clearance or you'll end up with either locked pully(runs constant), or too much clearance ( won't run a/c pump). I know. 30 year honda technician.
Hi thanks for the A/C system tips. Maybe this is the same for someone else's rig. I have a 1996 Tahoe 5.7L with A/C, single belt system. Belt is good and snug. I get a steady and loud squealing noise when the truck is idling AND the A/C or defrost is on. If I turn the A/C on with it running above 1,500 rpms it will not squeal unkess I let the RPMs fall back down to near-idle speed. But if I turn on A/C and then increase RPMs it keeps squealing. The compressor clutch will turn easily by hand when truck is off, but it's not loose. It turns but won't spin after I push it or anything like that. No oil or anything wet around the compressor. Blows cold air. Squeal stops immediately when knob turns vents off Defrost or A/C button is turned off. And returns immediately when activated again. I also noted my Battery Gauge drops from 14 volts to 11.5 volts when the truck A/C compressor clutch or belt squeals. Almost like the whole pulley system is being slowed by the A/C engaging. I'm going to ohm test the clutch to make sure it reads 2ohm or higher, but other than that, what can I try to verify what's bad? Should I spray a little light oil like WD40 on the front of the A/C clutch? One guy did that online and it stopped his squeal, but that was a different make vehicle. Much thanks!
I have full my AC wen i Drive no sound wen i stad stil you hear a litle nouse can it be the clubs oren poly ? Thanks from Southwest Spain Grtz Fernando
I have a 93 Toyota pickup. The 22-RE on these pickups tend to get a strange idle loping at about 190K miles. The diagnoses is all over the place. I ripped the top end apart and replaced the gasket, bolts, timing chain, water pump, etch. Issue is still there. Issue maybe in valves in the vacuum system of emissions system. Diagnosing is an issue. Also, it has been to a few mechanics who couldn't fix it per the previous owner.
My 2012 Honda Accord makes the exact same noise and it's been driving me nuts. I spun the pulleys and determined it's the compressor clutch pulley. I would think though that since the bearing stops spinning when the clutch engages, it'd go quiet. But all it does is get a little quieter.
I just figured out it was my compressor clutch making the noise as well as sticking ..sprayed with lube and noise and sticking stopped...I think it got rusty over last few months from not using ac...fingers crossed it stays quiet..my ac very cool.
I wish I came across this video before buying and installing a compressor for my 03 tacoma. I paid about $400 to replace it. After seeing this video there is a good chance my compressor was good and it was just my pulley that was bad. Oh well.
I notice the noise today on my Honda Accord. And when I shut the ac off I don’t hear it at all. But as soon as I turn it on it starts and I’m afraid because I have no money to fix it.
Hey there, I had this squeaky sound problem! If it's compressor's pulley, is it okay if i keep driving it for like 2 more weeks then only I go and replace it? Need advice for that!
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My belt came off because i didn't reattach it properly. I lost power steering about 60 seconds into the drive. It was incredibly hard to turn the wheel i couldn't believe how much power steering assists these days.
Mine is makes a noise like that one, it’s a grinding noise. And when I turn on the ac the noose goes away. At first I thought it was my power steering. I have a 99 integra
Maybe the pulley or clutch for the AC. At worst it maybe the compressor going out. Keep in mind that the AC being on does pulls harder on the belt so it could also be the idler pulley. If there is no noise with it off, maybe not the idler pulley. If you fixed this since the comment, I would love to know the findings.
@@kristiemelendez7188 Mine did the same thing. I removed the drive belt and spun each pulley. The only one with issue is the idler pulley. I had to order the entire tension arm and am picking it up later today. The extra stress on the idler pulley when the AC is running is probably what is causing it. Mine sounded like my valves were knocking.
That's funny I just looked up whining noise AC compressor and you have the same model as my car my 07 accord se sounds the same or very similar mechanic is saying whole new compressor
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo!! YOU ARE PLAYING MY TUNE!! THAT IS EXACTLY HOW MDX SOUNDS!!!!!! ALL my other stuff replaced because I needed timing belt! ANd I still have that noise and it AINT the power steering
your gonna be a hell of a mechanic, good head on your shoulders, always remember, cause and effect
Ditto, I love his videos...very smart kid and he explains things really well, even for an auto dummy like me. LOL👍
He's too smart to be a mechanic. He's not going to wrench on stuff, he's going to be an engineer and create it.
This was an amazing video in my experience most shops want to replace the entire compressor which can run 800 plus dollars.
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Great video! Thanks to you I've diagnosed a bad clutch plate on my car! Ty
Man even though you didnt show the repair, the diagnosis was super helpful. Thanks so much! U da man!
You are awesome!
After three weeks I’ve been reading books and watching videos on how to find my clutch noise
You finally gave me the answer
PULLY CLUTCH PLATE...lol
Thank you🙏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Blablablablablabla,,,,, and then blablablabla
3:34 - i'm going to start describing any loose parts on anything as "jiggly jangly"
I learned a trick from an old school mechanic today. He took a piece of wood doweling and placed it behind the pulleys then bent it up to his ear while keeping a finger on the end so you don't stab yourself. You can hear the difference between a smooth pulley and a pulley that may have a bearing going out. I thought the issue was a jacked up valve from where it sounded like the issue was, but it was the idler pulley, and didn't even break out any tools to diagnose it.
I respect you, you have a lot of knowledge for someone that young. Keep it up bro
Thanks for the info I will check the A/C pully .
I just replaced the idler pully it came right off
I had to bypass the ac compressor on my 2005 accord with the v6 3.o with a 72inch serpentine belt and it worked out. Passing the info to the viewers
Don't forget to shim the clutch plate. It's got to be correct clearance or you'll end up with either locked pully(runs constant), or too much clearance ( won't run a/c pump). I know. 30 year honda technician.
Not on my Lincoln
Oh Honda boy
Hi thanks for the A/C system tips.
Maybe this is the same for someone else's rig.
I have a 1996 Tahoe 5.7L with A/C, single belt system. Belt is good and snug. I get a steady and loud squealing noise when the truck is idling AND the A/C or defrost is on. If I turn the A/C on with it running above 1,500 rpms it will not squeal unkess I let the RPMs fall back down to near-idle speed. But if I turn on A/C and then increase RPMs it keeps squealing.
The compressor clutch will turn easily by hand when truck is off, but it's not loose. It turns but won't spin after I push it or anything like that. No oil or anything wet around the compressor. Blows cold air. Squeal stops immediately when knob turns vents off Defrost or A/C button is turned off. And returns immediately when activated again.
I also noted my Battery Gauge drops from 14 volts to 11.5 volts when the truck A/C compressor clutch or belt squeals. Almost like the whole pulley system is being slowed by the A/C engaging.
I'm going to ohm test the clutch to make sure it reads 2ohm or higher, but other than that, what can I try to verify what's bad?
Should I spray a little light oil like WD40 on the front of the A/C clutch? One guy did that online and it stopped his squeal, but that was a different make vehicle.
Much thanks!
Great explanation In trying to find the problem. Similar situation with our Honda civic .
Keep up the good work, you are a very smart young man, and will do well in anything you go after!
Thanks for Sharing man, just currious when you engaged the ac did the clutch engange before the repair? I have an 06 crv.
That's the purpose of a video to show how it's done,just because you know how to do the job,doesn't mean everyone else knows
I have full my AC wen i Drive no sound wen i stad stil you hear a litle nouse can it be the clubs oren poly ? Thanks from Southwest Spain Grtz Fernando
I have a 93 Toyota pickup. The 22-RE on these pickups tend to get a strange idle loping at about 190K miles. The diagnoses is all over the place. I ripped the top end apart and replaced the gasket, bolts, timing chain, water pump, etch. Issue is still there. Issue maybe in valves in the vacuum system of emissions system. Diagnosing is an issue. Also, it has been to a few mechanics who couldn't fix it per the previous owner.
Worked for my RSX, was making the same noise! Thank you! Great vid bro!
My 2012 Honda Accord makes the exact same noise and it's been driving me nuts. I spun the pulleys and determined it's the compressor clutch pulley. I would think though that since the bearing stops spinning when the clutch engages, it'd go quiet. But all it does is get a little quieter.
Can I do this on my 1998 2.3 accord without taking AC compressor off?
thanks kid, you just helped me out! keep up the great work brother.
What spay can I use to make ac clutch on a 1998 grand Cherokee
Thank you, young man I think I got the same problem in 01 civic
I love your videos. They are extremely helpful. You are going to be one helluva good auto mechanic or mechanical engineer one day. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hey man I have a similar problem with a 99 Honda Civic u think ican do the same solution as you did to fix my problem?
my dad would be proud of you
You did a good job explaining. Good luck on your channel
Do you park that motor in the saltwater?
I just figured out it was my compressor clutch making the noise as well as sticking
..sprayed with lube and noise and sticking stopped...I think it got rusty over last few months from not using ac...fingers crossed it stays quiet..my ac very cool.
was the ac cooling with the noise?
Good video my dude, keep at it!
Great video
I wish I came across this video before buying and installing a compressor for my 03 tacoma. I paid about $400 to replace it. After seeing this video there is a good chance my compressor was good and it was just my pulley that was bad. Oh well.
Thank you so much man I had this problem on my 2009 eclipse and the tip worked for me. Only I had 2 Chang my whole compressor
Replacing the whole compressor includes the pulley?
I notice the noise today on my Honda Accord. And when I shut the ac off I don’t hear it at all. But as soon as I turn it on it starts and I’m afraid because I have no money to fix it.
Bro any gas refill needed in this job?
Just turn on and off the ac to see if thats it but really good video!
Sounds exactly like jimmy from South Park 😂
Hey there, I had this squeaky sound problem! If it's compressor's pulley, is it okay if i keep driving it for like 2 more weeks then only I go and replace it?
Need advice for that!
No problem.
Good to see young people learni g. It on video game
Did you get the cat?
good job lil homie, keep learning and stay humble, keep up the dope videos!
Nice video keep at it mate :)
0:15 When the vtec kicks in.
face palm.
Can you recommend a good floor jack and stand? Thanks.
My dad likes the Pittsburgh aluminium racing jackstand from Harbor Freight tools, they're very light & durable. We have 6 of them. We used to have the steel ones but they're too heavy. As for the Floor jack, the 3-ton low profile Pittsburgh or Daytona Rapid pump would be recommended. Don't buy the 1.5 or 2 ton ones, they don't go as high and when you release the lock the car goes down too quickly...
My belt came off because i didn't reattach it properly. I lost power steering about 60 seconds into the drive. It was incredibly hard to turn the wheel i couldn't believe how much power steering assists these days.
How I can evacuate the ferion from car before changing the compressor ?
Great video u helped me fix my car tnk
You both are doing great work
Mine is makes a noise like that one, it’s a grinding noise. And when I turn on the ac the noose goes away. At first I thought it was my power steering. I have a 99 integra
Maybe the pulley or clutch for the AC. At worst it maybe the compressor going out. Keep in mind that the AC being on does pulls harder on the belt so it could also be the idler pulley. If there is no noise with it off, maybe not the idler pulley. If you fixed this since the comment, I would love to know the findings.
lespaul36 I notice the noise today on my Honda Accord. And when I shut the ac off I don’t hear it at all. But as soon as I turn it on it starts
@@kristiemelendez7188 Mine did the same thing. I removed the drive belt and spun each pulley. The only one with issue is the idler pulley. I had to order the entire tension arm and am picking it up later today. The extra stress on the idler pulley when the AC is running is probably what is causing it. Mine sounded like my valves were knocking.
It was my ac compressor, replaced it
@@THUGLIFEhks ouch. That couldn't have been cheap. At least it is fixed. Awesome job figuring it out.
very helpful. thanks bro
Great video! Thanks!
Good video this helps me thank you.
That's funny I just looked up whining noise AC compressor and you have the same model as my car my 07 accord se sounds the same or very similar mechanic is saying whole new compressor
Should've watched this video before I changed the stupid bearing, damn clutch plate, thanks tho.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooooo!! YOU ARE PLAYING MY TUNE!! THAT IS EXACTLY HOW MDX SOUNDS!!!!!! ALL my other stuff replaced because I needed timing belt! ANd I still have that noise and it AINT the power steering
Good video, just wish it had started off with the specific noise it was making..
Thanks this helped with my 240sx
literally the sound mine i making
So the k24 series...
auto correct ; its not a night mare changing it .. it looks hard but you gotta take the mud guard off..
not a nightmare for seasoned mechanics but for diyers it is a nightmare but not as bad as replacing tranny and engine mounts
Bearing went bad on the ac compressor
My car wont overheat if I run it without the serpentine. The battery will just end up dying
@0 V 0 Official most are connected via timing belt/chain
Very good video thank you
Smart kid 🙂
Now i want to see you hop in and drive it..........can't? hahaah jk good job
Really good thanks
Thanks!!!
thx great vid
Man this kid I is amazing
Thank you! Thanks for watching!
Did you catch your cat?
I hope the kitty is ok!?
Ur tensionior is making noise to
Your awesome
Are you old enough to drive? :-)
A video diy about nothing but whats wrong 👎
wasting your time listening to a kid who doesn't know what he's talking about.
you are way ahead, go get a medical degree!
Gay
Lmao you wild 😂😂😂😂