[DML] Re: Almost fixed

["David Teitelbaum" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Just because you have new seals doesn't mean they can't leak. Some
venders supply seals that fit rather loosely. Wrapping some teflon
tape around it before you reinstall the injector may help. If the
supports are leaking I guess you could either put a bead of silicone
around it or you could remove it and silicone it back in. The A/C
should cycle, in fact it has to if it is properly set up. If it isn't
cycling here are some of the things to check:
Low pressure switch adjustment
Overcharge of refrigerent
Obstructed condensor or evaporator
A problem with one or both cooling fans (wrong direction, loose fan,
inoperative motor)
Heater fan not rotating in the correct direction.
There are other, harder to check things, these are among the most
common causes. This A/C system does not have the more sophisticated
valving that newer systems have to prevent the evaporator from going
below atmospheric and frosting over. To prevent that it has to cycle.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "painterdave72" <painterdave72@xxxx>
wrote:
> --- Hey Dave i do have new seals on alll injecors.. the mechanic
said that 
> when he did the leak test he did around the base of the support and
he could 
> see it suck some of the oil into the head there.. they shouldnt be
that hard to 
> do i hope... dont know... also another question I just had my ac
charged ... 
> should the compressor run all the time?? cause it doesnt seem to
shut off and 
> t






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