What causes the car to make a noise intermittently when the air conditioning is on?
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This is due to abnormal noise from clutch vibration or air conditioning belt slippage. Here are the relevant explanations: 1. Clutch vibration: When the air conditioning is on, the engine load is relatively large, and engine vibration is transmitted to the clutch, causing abnormal noise. This requires replacing the clutch three-piece set to resolve. 2. Belt slippage: If the belt comes into contact with oil, it will oxidize and slip, causing noise when it slips. The belt pulley should be cleaned before installing the belt. Use a cloth or gloves to wipe the entire belt pulley, and avoid touching the new belt with your hands. If the car has an oil leakage issue, it must be resolved first.