86 CamarovAC compression clutch stuck and belt is burning.

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Asked by l1ttlesully Feb 06, 2016 at 11:59 PM about the 1986 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My 86 Camaro A.c. clutch stopped moving and the
belt started to burn. I could smell the rubber from
the belt and when my heat/ and a.c. is off its fine.
But when I turn it on it makes a loud cranking noise
burns.

3 Answers

15

You need a new compressor, or you may look at a rebuild kit.. OR a junk yard to find a cheap replacement part / compression. The clutch rebuild kits are common. In the meantime you could remove the belt.

100

Yes you need a new compressor then recharge. I would go with a new one and done.

100

Don't forget to flush the system. Worn out compressors tend to put metal fillings into the system. Don't want them getting into a new compressor.

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