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... have a leak someplace as already mentioned. But have you checked the gap between the clutch plates (if you can get a feeler gauge in there)? The ... at all. If it's too wide, you'll need to remove one or more shims to adjust it. I haven't checked the gap but I can get to the compressor from ...

... have a leak someplace as already mentioned. But have you checked the gap between the clutch plates (if you can get a feeler gauge in there)? The ... at all. If it's too wide, you'll need to remove one or more shims to adjust it.

The air gap of the clutch is too big. It should be about .020. You can use ... Go here: https://www.autoacforum.com/search.php?keywords=adjust+air+gap

(speaking of adjusting) Are you sure you don't just have to remove shims as needed to adjust the air gap? Doing just that on my 1998 Frontier fixed its AC about 3 years ...

(speaking of adjusting) Are you sure you don't just have to remove shims as needed to adjust the air gap?

Yeah Cusser, nobody wants to believe it is the clutch gap. Lots of compressors replaced for lack of an adjustment. The hot resistance ... resistance connections in the circuit... Quits working when it is hot. Adjust the gap back down to .015 / .020 and it will work again. Take a mirror ...

Yeah Cusser, nobody wants to believe it is the clutch gap. Lots of compressors replaced for lack of an adjustment. The hot resistance ... resistance connections in the circuit... Quits working when it is hot. Adjust the gap back down to .015 / .020 and it will work again. Take a mirror ...

bohica2xo wrote:Check and adjust the clutch gap.

Thanks, Bo, but with my recent post above, should I still suspect the clutch gap?

Check and adjust the clutch gap.