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1975 Datsun 280z FSM - Spooled up Racing

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Compressor clutch is not<br />

engaged.<br />

Compressor clutch is engaged, but compressor<br />

does not run.<br />

Compressor o<br />

Lead wire of compressor<br />

clutch is dead.<br />

Refer to "Compressor<br />

Clutch Diagnoses".<br />

Compressor clutch coil has voltage<br />

decreased to less than 10.5 V.<br />

Ground terminal of coil is poor<br />

at connection.<br />

Repair connection.<br />

In case clutch is not engaged yet,<br />

replace compressor clutch.<br />

Clutch slipping<br />

• Check and readjust<br />

gap of<br />

clutch.<br />

• Clean oil or dust<br />

on contact surface<br />

of clutch.<br />

If slipping continues,<br />

replace<br />

compressor<br />

clutch.<br />

Belt slipping<br />

Check belt tension<br />

and adjust it.<br />

If belt is worn out<br />

or damaged, replace<br />

it.<br />

Seizured<br />

compressor<br />

Internal problem<br />

in compressor cylinder.<br />

Check system.<br />

Repair or replace<br />

if necessary.<br />

Air-blow on spot where<br />

found. Then check for<br />

leak detector.<br />

Refrigerant leaking<br />

Repair or replace<br />

compressor.<br />

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High torque<br />

Ol<br />

Overcharge of refrigerant<br />

Air in refrigeration system<br />

Compressor<br />

Discharge refrigerant gas to an extent<br />

that sight glass of receiver drier has<br />

only a few bubbles.<br />

Engine speed: 1,500 rpm<br />

Discharge system from service<br />

valve on discharge side.<br />

Evacuate and recharge the<br />

system.<br />

Noisy only when<br />

clutch is engaged<br />

Check for discharge<br />

pressure.<br />

OK if discharge<br />

pressure is<br />

reduced.<br />

Discharge pressure<br />

is not<br />

reduced.<br />

When torque is still great, repair<br />

or replace compressor.<br />

Check for loose<br />

compressor mounting<br />

bolts.<br />

Retighten bolts.<br />

Compressor drive<br />

belt is loosen. Adjust<br />

belt tension.<br />

If compressor is<br />

noisy yet, repair<br />

or replace compressor.

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