2003 GMC ENVOY A/C COMPRESSOR REMOVAL (Same for 02-09 Trailblazer/ Rainier /Ascender / 9-7X/Bravada)

[@crystalfeasal2023]

Thank you so much. Mine just failed on me and kept breaking serpentine belts.

[@Ajunkman]

Hope the visuals were able to help you out at least a little! Thank YOU for watching & commenting! 🙏🏽👨🏻‍🔧

[@FMLSINNER]

So I installed everything did exactly what u said now I hear a weird sound I wanna say the belt squeaks but idk any suggestions?

[@cesargomez1637]

If you have extensions. First take off the serpentine belt and drivers front tire. You can remove the ac compressor faster without having to pull out your alternator.

[@Ajunkman]

Thanks for watching and I appreciate your input! 🦾👨🏻‍🔧

[@demarcustate8082]

This vid came at the right time 👍🏾 thanks bro

[@Ajunkman]

No problem bro hope it was able to assist you in any way 🦾

[@josephboone4691]

Hey bud replacing mine now. What's the name of the round plug that connects to the compressor? Looks like a sensor to me but don't know the name to find it to replace it. The housing on mine is cracked

[@Ajunkman]

Are you talking about the plug/connector for the 3rd row ? Or are you talking about the high pressure switch located on the hoses on top of the compressor?

[@josephboone4691]

The one on top of the compressor. Mine is yellow on the inside

[@Ajunkman]

@@josephboone4691 yeah that’s the high pressure switch sometimes those things are glued on and impossible to pull off unless you heat it with a heat gun or a hair dryer (if you don’t have a heat gun) It’s going to be a little difficult finding that part unless you go to a wrecking yard and get it there

[@ronniegreener4027]

Did you have to replace the condenser

[@Ajunkman]

Luckily not on this one 🙏🏽