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FAN MAKES A NOISE WITH AIR CONDITIONER AND HEATER BUT NO COOL AIR FROM AC

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Pop the hood, start the vehicle and turn the AC on. Watch the compressor, it should have a center that rotates on an off and you should hear a clicking sound. This is the compressor clutch you are looking at. If the compressor is not doing this, check the fuses for the AC. If the fuses are good, then most likely the high side sensor switch is not working, therefore the clutch never engages and the air never gets cold.

Try that and get back to me, ok?

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    tracey Campbell Jun 04, 2014

    my air conditioner is getting cool. its just making a rubbing sound. and when i turn it off there is a gurgling sound like water. but my radiator is full

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I think the fan belt has got loosened. Tighten it. If loosening is not the problem, then the fan is stiffened up. Oil or grease the fan Bearing. Thank you.

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