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I have come to the conclusion that it is the rate of fuel being delivered. Me angling the handle towards the back of the truck helps and when pumping from a "hot" pump, only thing that helps is backing off a click or two.
Sounds like something is commanding the compressor to pump down that corner,
basing on the fact that it is not dropping when the fuse is pulled.
Battery failing due to old age and causing computer glitches, poor ground causing glitches, failing suspension control module?
If going the DIY way...
I need to get that re-filler.
Just added a small bottle of nitrogen from a local welding supply store and a vacuum pump from harbor freight to my tool kit.
https://www.harborfreight.com/deep-rotary-vane-2-stage-vacuum-pump-58141.html
I figured it is good enough for harry the home owner and DIY`er.
I am experiencing the same thing with a pair of cheap chinese senders from amazon. The other two OEM Mopar are rock solid, will order 2 more OEM and be done with it.
One of the wheel speed sensor signals could be dropping out.
I used alfaOBD to monitor real time signal from the sensors, one was intermittent, can`t remember if I had CEL or not.
Might be worth a shot.
The engine cooling fan turns on when necessary, ie. when parked or driving and the high side pressure reaches a set point requiring more air flow across the condenser or when the AC is set to max.
IMO your HVAC system is fine, unless it is not keeping the interior cool or warm and with in...
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