How much is a compressor for a Jetta?
The average cost for a Volkswagen Jetta AC compressor replacement is between $805 and $1,099. Labor costs are estimated between $172 and $216 while parts are priced between $634 and $883.
How do I prepare my AC compressor?
Priming a compressor consists of adding oil to both the receiver dryer and the suction port of the compressor. Before starting you will need to know the oil capacity for your system and your compressor. You can check here to get the system specs for your specific vehicle.
Why is the AC clutch on my Jetta not working?
Make and Model > Volkswagon > Jetta > VW Jetta AC Compressor… Shops are finding the root problem for a VW Jetta compressor clutch won’t engage may be caused by a fuse box corrosion issue, not a bad compressor clutch or low refrigerant issues as most people suspect (VW calls this a fuse bracket).
Why is the ABS light on on my Jetta?
As the terminals corrode, the fuse box develops excessive resistance and heat that can burn up the plastic frame, also resulting in a burned compressor clutch fuse, wire or simply a compressor clutch won’t engage condition. The problem fuse bracket can be found on all 2001-2005 VW Jetta vehicles
What to do if your AC compressor won’t work?
If the fuse bracket shows signs of corrosion, heat distortion or insulation melting, that heat can also burn the fuse terminals. If you see any signs of corrosion, heat distortion, insulation melting or fuse damage, replace the entire fuse bracket. Conduct a voltage drop test. Voltage drop under load should be almost 0-volts.
Why is my VW Jetta not charging properly?
The problem fuse bracket can be found on all 2001-2005 VW Jetta vehicles When the fuse block corrodes, it prevent field power to the alternator and that will test out as a bad alternator if you just rely on a voltage test at the battery. If you fall for that, you’ll replace the alternator and it still won’t charge properly.