What are the correct
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Instructor
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What are the correct
OHMS for the 1985 a/c compressor that was used? Trying to see if there is a bad winding in a compressor and dont have my service manual handy and asking my girlfriend to look it up at home is like looking for a pin in a haystack.
Racer
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why not just upgrade it to a 88-96 compressor and be done and have a better compressor anyways.
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I also do hvac and the r4 is one of the better compressor out there. It's has great compression and works well with the metering device there are nor r4 still running today then different one of same years. Harrsion built a great compressor
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There's absolutely no need to replace with anything other than the R4. I can't imagine it even being suggested. That would be a tremendous undertaking. Silly!
Racer
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I believe 3 - 5 is considered OK, less than or more than is NOT. I believe those values are considered realistic for most all coils on most any automotive compressor.
There's absolutely no need to replace with anything other than the R4. I can't imagine it even being suggested. That would be a tremendous undertaking. Silly!
There's absolutely no need to replace with anything other than the R4. I can't imagine it even being suggested. That would be a tremendous undertaking. Silly!
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