AC compressor not worki
Greetings to all Members. 
The air con in my G.Cherokee 2.7 CRD 2004 is not working
. I had it re-gased, but it did not help. The clutch is working and wheel is spinning. But no pressure. Someone told me that it could be a shaft inside broken. So, even when wheel is turning it still won’t work. Before changing the AC compressor, I want to make sure if any other components are OK. For example are the any fuses, relays or switches which AC compressor is dependent on? I will greatly appreciate any information on the matter from experienced members, before I spend lots of money for replacement compressor. These are hard to get and expensive. Cheers

The air con in my G.Cherokee 2.7 CRD 2004 is not working
. I had it re-gased, but it did not help. The clutch is working and wheel is spinning. But no pressure. Someone told me that it could be a shaft inside broken. So, even when wheel is turning it still won’t work. Before changing the AC compressor, I want to make sure if any other components are OK. For example are the any fuses, relays or switches which AC compressor is dependent on? I will greatly appreciate any information on the matter from experienced members, before I spend lots of money for replacement compressor. These are hard to get and expensive. Cheers
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From: Gainesville,FL
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Check the pressure again, if it's the same as the fill up then yes it's the compressor. But if you're losing refrigerant it could be a bad condenser, shotty lines, etc.
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. So, most likely the shaft broke inside. New compressor, then.... ?
