2010 Honda Civic A/C Compressor Replacement

[@genestark6655]

excellent camera work. Thanks so much for the video. Well done and easy to follow.

[@kenshinpa]

Video was good. I think I will use this video as my main source to replace my brother's compressor. I hope you consider updating the audio. It was hard to hear you. Thanks!

[@Afterfire4304]

Super Video ! Bravo. Well done. Zero critiques.

[@jayb7282]

Do you have to adjust the clutch on tue compressor or can I install & go?

[@yoonfihnsaechao7202]

How far u chico ca?

[@halfbakedsaint2290]

Did you have to change the condenser as well?

[@nrdbassist4lyfe]

Usually you have to do both

[@nrdbassist4lyfe]

That said, condensor is way easier to replace

[@qmautomotiverepair2830]

No, I did not have to as the problem was just the clutch not engaging

[@ebkbk9902]

@Jon Doe You dont. People have an idea that every time the ac system is operated on and or exposed to atmosphere your supposed to replace receiver drier/acumulator. Now that may be the case if its open for extended periods of time but if you do a compressor replacement it is not needed the lines are open for a small amount of time.

[@qmautomotiverepair2830]

@Jon Doe you don’t have to replace the condenser usually… I think what calvin means is it’s better to do both, but in this case, the condenser was not leaking nor did it look old, as the mileage was about 65k