Why does my AC Belt keep breakinf

Asked by cbocan62 Apr 22, 2014 at 10:28 PM about the 2002 GMC Yukon Base

Question type: General

Replaced AC belt and it broke again after two weeks. It squeaked now and then.

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Sounds like you may have an idler or tensioner pulley going bad.

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I replaced my belt on 02 Tahoe yesterday and put freon in the system air was blowing cold. When I turned on the rear air the belt broke anyone have any suggestions.

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He had to replace the compressor oil buildup back into the compressor locks up creates a Hydro lock it’s a bed designed were oil goes to the lowest point of the compressor on the engine

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