[DML] Re: Clicking noise when A/C on...???
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[DML] Re: Clicking noise when A/C on...???



--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "daviddelorean" <daviddelorean@...> wrote:
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> When I turn on the A/C I have a constant clicking noise.  It is coming from directly behind the drivers seat almost as if it's directly behind my left ear. It almost sounds like a relay clicking. It clicks at 4 second intervals.  It occurs whenever the A/C knob is turned on.  The fan speed doesn't affect it. Any ideas? My A/C is new...installed 6 months ago.
>
It usually signifies that there is not enough pressure in the A/C system, forcing the pump to be more active. If you are sure there are no leaks and the pressure switches are okay, have the A/C shop check your system and if necessary add refrigerant.

Welmoed.




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