In this video we will be replacing an a/c compressor in a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Pick up truck with a 5.3l V8 engine. Follow along as I take you through a day with me as a mobile mechanic.
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Great stuff, Im ready to change my compressor. Thanks
Why do you puncture the can instead of using the top?
Perhaps the perfect repair video. No pissing around spending ten minutes explaining how to remove the wheel, just getting it done! Bravo!
Subscribed. I do mobile repair out of san antonio, not as in depth as u but i do heavy equipment also. That a/c belt was toast brother lol
great job. just what i needed to see. replacing on 2000 silverado.
Letting the hose ends hit the dirty frame can introduce dirt into the system.
A good and informative video. But I do have a question regarding my 05 Silverado with the same engine. So my ac doesn't work and its because the compressor clutch isn't engaging. Does that mean I have to get a new compressor? or is it something else? I've already replaced high pressure and low pressure switches as well.
where did you purchase the new compressor? I have the same truck and my compressor is out , about to order from amazon but would rather buy local here in Houston
Those sure look like Milwaukee tools! Lolll
Very good and very clear vedio. They should all be like this vedio . Easy to understand.
Great video, definitely want more like this. Would've loved to see how to discharge the system
Cool video, good job…
Your video was helpful and good. But its for a 2wd. I just did this to my 4wd and its different having a CV axles and such. I got quite pissed off with the minimal turns I could do on the lower bolts lol. But I got it done and blowing cold again.
I have a yellow greenish coolant looking fluid leaking under mine and it’s squealing. Is that a sure indicator it need to be changed?