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Old 05-14-2020, 03:42 PM   #1
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2006 Honda CRV, 160,000 mileage.
When air cond compressor comes on there is a high pitched whine. Goes away when compressor goes off. Cools just fine. Any ideas as to why I started having this sound.... tks GlenB
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2006 Honda CRV, 160,000 mileage.
When air cond compressor comes on there is a high pitched whine. Goes away when compressor goes off. Cools just fine. Any ideas as to why I started having this sound.... tks GlenB


Most likely source of whine is a worn belt. That will be the cheapest thing to replace, so worth a try
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2006 Honda CRV, 160,000 mileage.
When air cond compressor comes on there is a high pitched whine. Goes away when compressor goes off. Cools just fine. Any ideas as to why I started having this sound.... tks GlenB


Some small cars have electric cooling fans that come on with ac. Have someone turn on and off and watch.
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If it also happens when the vent or heater is on it would be a leaf in the fan. Happened to us.
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