Cheap VW AC Repair | Volkswagon AC System How-to Fix | Fan Control Module | AC Compressor Replace

[@rohmichael2894]

Very educational. Thanks for sharing.

[@MoonBuiltGarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@fawakeh80]

Hi, I would like to know is the pressure switch of air condition reduce cold

[@sharonkae4838]

Just replaced my compressor and need to recharge AC, i was told to use super tech oil/freon mix do you agree? If so will i need an additional can of R124a?

[@MoonBuiltGarage]

No clue...I just grabbed a couple of the recharge cans from the OReilly's

[@sharonkae4838]

​@@MoonBuiltGarageGotcha, thanks for the reply! New sub here 🙂

[@BuckMeister.]

Don't forget to pull a vacuum on the system before you charge it so no air gets in the system. It is also a good idea to let the vacuum sit for a while to make sure there are no leaks, maybe 1 - 2 hours if you can. If contamination has been in the system, then you will need to put on a filter dryer before vacuum and recharging is started.

[@lindapoworski2597]

do we need to replace the drier and add PAG oil as well?

[@MoonBuiltGarage]

You're usually supposed to replace the entire system in the case that it may have been contaminated by debris from the clutch failing...but that was a gamble I was willing to make in this case since it was my daughter's car, and she couldn't afford to replace everything. Luckily, for the rest of the time that she owned the car the A/C worked with no further issues

[@coslac22]

What if ac switch light is not coming on but fuse checks good

[@45showdown]

Unless you are replacing the compressor because of the clutch always flush the a/c system out before installing the new compressor.

[@MoonBuiltGarage]

Ideally, yes...in this case it was worth the gamble of just replacing the compressor without flushing the system. Often, a flush won't get rid of any debris that may be in the system, and the entire system needs to be replaced...

[@mikezhang6159]

2.slow engine,same as mine!