2006 Chrysler Town and Country A/C Compressor Replacement!

[@samanthaponce9667]

Thank you for the detailed video. I have a 2003 Chrysler Town and Country that needs the AC compressor changed (or maybe just needs a new clutch). I have a brother who is a mechanic (third generation mechanic). His back is out and can't help me so I thought I would just look up a video on how to replace it myself. I have never worked on a vehicle, but I stood around and watched when I was a teenager. So, I thought maybe I could do it. After watching your video, I don't think I can lol. I think I will share this video with my 18 year old son. Maybe he will help me.

[@charlesisaacs7772]

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[@theologicallife.....1103]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!

[@tero712010]

GREAT JOB ANDY

[@RicardoSantos-ir8rh]

Helps for sure

[@JohnWisconsin]

I'm getting a "rattle" from the lower area. I'm not sure if it's the compressor or ??? Any thoughts? I did add some refrigerant for the first time this past year @130,000 but it still chills. I'm just not familiar with the other components on the bottom area.

[@Andys_Auto]

Would be hard to tell without hearing it in person. I would recommend getting under it with a stethoscope and touching different parts until you locate the noise.

[@texasrex2557]

Nice video. Where did you buy the compressor? I have a 2005 T&C. Bought a compressor clutch from O reillys auto parts. After replaceing the clutch the belt would keep shredding. Replaced all the pullys including the harmonic balancer. No change in the belt problem. Finely i took the new compresser clutch off and compared it to the origenal. All looked the same untill I put it up on a bench and put pully next to pully and layed a straight edge across the top of both. The new pulley was about 1/8 of an inch lower then the original. Put the original clutch back on and the problem was solved. So I am a little skeptical about buying a new compressor.

[@Andys_Auto]

I also used Oreilly

[@rileycpo]

How many ounces of oil do you add to the compressor? No rear ac either. Thanks.

[@Andys_Auto]

There should be a sticker under the hood with that info on it

[@rileycpo]

@@Andys_Auto All it says is lbs, not ounces. I’ve read other places it’s 6.1 total ounces.

[@Andys_Auto]

You can convert lbs to Oz. Also most compressors come with enough oil in them already and no more needs to be added in most cases. I learned that the hard way

[@rileycpo]

@@Andys_Auto It does say to add more IF you have rear ac.

[@Andys_Auto]

I think you should be good to just install the compressor. I've had issues with too much oil before and it's a huge pain to deal with. In my experience if I had to choose I'd rather be slightly on the low side then overfill because you can always add more.

[@trapps75]

Self taught fixing cars or schooling

[@Andys_Auto]

Both