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• School Bus Parts: Filters, Pumps, PA’s, Radios, Accessories, Child Securements & Wheel Chair Lifts
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A/C COMPRESSOR CLUTCH FAILURE
Most clutches fail due to low voltage. Inadequate voltage will result in overheating, causing the clutch hub to slip against the pulley face. A minimum of 11.5 volts is necessary to engage the clutch for proper refrigerant flow. An improper air gap can cause a clutch to engage or disengage improperly. Always check the hub/ armature to rotor/pulley Air Gap.
OTHER CLUTCH RELATED FAILURES
• Misaligned Belt • Wrong Clutch • Failed Field Coil • Defective Lead Wire
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