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Should air be flowing out of this drain pipe? (self.hvacadvice)
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Strange noise from compressor (Rheem). (self.hvacadvice)
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AC compressor making strange noise. (youtube.com)
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What is the address for Fidelity for receiving a wire (not the Chase address)? (self.fidelityinvestments) [Official Response]
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Had bad coolant leak and changed the intake manifold. Some people say drain and fill is enough, but I found a lot of crud in the hoses/passages, so it seems like a flush is needed.
I was going to use the Walmart Super Tech universal coolant, but it seems like Zerek G05 is a better choice... not sure how big of a deal this is.
Lot of debate about whether a garden hose is ok to flush with over distilled, and whether you should flush heater core or not.
The OP pic is of the thermostat housing, which had what looks like dried mud in it. Here is a pic of a water passage, and the upper radiator hose. Also a pic of the mating surface after I cleaned everything up.
https://i.imgur.com/WxFN4PG.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/twPIrPB.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/7WsroL6.jpeg
Thanks for any advice on flushing this vehicle... lots of different methods online, so looking for a good one.
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Here is a video with the sound it was making prior to the intermittent noise in the first video.
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Pretty good, I sprayed them off almost 3 months ago. There are a lot of bent ones, though, which i've noticed before, but it might have been like that for many years.
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Went outside and noticed it was making a strange noise. Before what's heard in the video, it was making a constant rattle/buzz... I checked on some things and came back a little while later, and it was making the intermittent noise heard in the video. It's blowing cold air, but it seems to be struggling a bit to keep the temp down, compared to normal. The sound is coming from under the fan where the compressor is.
Rheem RRNL-B030JK08E
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Thanks for the info!
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Nice!
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Nice!
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Sorry I missed the alert for this message. If you still need the address for National Financial Services, this one should work:
499 Washington Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07310
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Thanks, great answer.
And to confirm, about a year ago I had made a successful wire transfer into Fidelity with the same bank, but I could not locate what was used for the recipient address. I just spoke with a rep and she was able to look at that old transfer, and the recipient address was the same one you provided (499 Washington...), so looks like that is the one to use.
When I googled NFS earlier, I was primarily getting another address (245 Summer...), but 499 is what works.
https://i.imgur.com/zwwM7xS.png
Like you alluded to, I'm not sure how critical the address is for these types of transfers, but it helps to have it right. Thanks again.
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This is an impressive tool.
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What was the outcome for the no start condition? Mine is doing the same thing, minus the compressor noise.
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It was low on refrigerant and I used a DIY can to fill it up. As soon as I did that it stopped cycling and stayed on.
Had bad coolant leak and changed the intake manifold. Some people say drain and fill is enough, but I found a lot of crud in the hoses/passages, so it seems like a flush is needed.
I was going to use the Walmart Super Tech universal coolant, but it seems like Zerek G05 is a better choice... not sure how big of a deal this is.
Lot of debate about whether a garden hose is ok to flush with over distilled, and whether you should flush heater core or not.
The OP pic is of the thermostat housing, which had what looks like dried mud in it. Here is a pic of a water passage, and the upper radiator hose. Also a pic of the mating surface after I cleaned everything up.
https://i.imgur.com/WxFN4PG.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/twPIrPB.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/7WsroL6.jpeg
Thanks for any advice on flushing this vehicle... lots of different methods online, so looking for a good one.