shreksbrother
New Member
When I turn my A/C on, my voltage drops significantly, the temp starts rising, and if I give the truck gas, the belt squeals and the voltage gauge actually drops more! It's like the A/C is putting too much of a strain on the engine. With the A/C off, the gauge stays in the middle and there are no issues whatsoever, but it's getting hot and I'm a sissy!
Here's what I've done so far:
- Replaced the A/C clutch/compressor assy. with a brand new one
- Pulled the 105 amp alternator and had it tested... Tested good.
- Had the battery checked... Tested good.
- Changed to Goodyear Gatorback belt, no indications of slippage on the belt.
- Changed the tensioner (just in case)
To me, it seems like the electrical system can't keep up with the demand the A/C compressor puts on it, but why? Anyone else have experience with this problem?
Thanks!
Here's what I've done so far:
- Replaced the A/C clutch/compressor assy. with a brand new one
- Pulled the 105 amp alternator and had it tested... Tested good.
- Had the battery checked... Tested good.
- Changed to Goodyear Gatorback belt, no indications of slippage on the belt.
- Changed the tensioner (just in case)
To me, it seems like the electrical system can't keep up with the demand the A/C compressor puts on it, but why? Anyone else have experience with this problem?
Thanks!