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Why Does the Car Make a Piercing Noise When the Air Conditioner is Turned On?

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OAmelia
07/29/25 3:59pm

Possible reasons for the piercing noise when turning on the air conditioner: The car's air conditioner belt may be too loose, causing it to slip, or there may be a fault with the compressor, or foreign objects in the blower and ventilation ducts. Here are the related details: How to deal with the squeaking noise when turning on the air conditioner: If the air conditioner pulley and belt are slipping, a sharp friction sound will be produced during the slipping process. Check if there is oil on the belt. If oil is causing the belt to slip, clean it thoroughly. If not, you need to adjust the compressor's position bolts to tighten the belt, thereby increasing friction.

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