VMAC VR150 (ep.11) "Completing the installation and testing"
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- The final episode in this install series on the vmac vr150 underhood air compressor. this episode is just finalizing the small things and walking through the test procedure. I appreciate you all watching the videos. Please let me know if you have any questions or comments and stay tuned for more to come.
Just started on the VMAC tech team in Nanaimo. These videos were so helpful for me thank you!
Seriously? You work at the factory? Welcome to the team! A wealth of information at that place. It truly is a great group of people.
This is super impressive! I just watched your videos to see how much of a pain it’s be to install, and I’m really impressed by your skill and attention to detail. Thank you for making these videos!
Thank you for the compliment. They are not too bad to install as long as directions are followed. The end result is well worth the time. Thanks for watching!
do you know where I can find the “vmac belt” ? My system needs servicing “vr150” but I no longer use it and don’t want it running in the back. And want it turned off when truck engine is running. Thank you! Love your videos
Good afternoon. The system should not run when engine is running unless the clutch is engaged by turning on the switch. Are you wanting a replacement belt or to remove the belt?
@@precisionnc originally but I notice when the truck is running the belt for the compressor is going as well. The system isn’t going fully as like you said you need to activate it with the park brake. But I was wondering if there was something I could disconnect from the battery that goes to the vmac to have it not run if you get what I am saying. I was told the oem white cable with blue stripe but it’s directly attached to something else. Any idea on how to do that?
@estebanbeltran3299 the pulley will always be turning but compressor is only engaged if center of the pully is turning. If that is happening when compressor is off then you might have a bigger problem but an easy fix. If you just wanting to disengage it so it doesn't come on then just unplug the single white wire on the compressor. Your more than welcome to send me a video of the issue you have and ill help get the problem solved. Let me know if this is on interest and I will send my email over