HEY YBOY82 how ya doing tonight buddy listen i have the same problem with my Chevy suburban so i went to napa to get the tool to replace clutch between buying the tool and the clutch was just as much to buy reman compressor and was told to be careful of the seal behind the clutch and not to touch it cause it would start leaking so i got a new one...advance has one for a whopping $381.72 ............part number.......57544...........sorry could not be more of help to you >>>>

Did you turn the compressor by hand? Not all compressors turn easily and many will not turn until the belt is on. Be sure to check your book on which ones can be turned by hand and which ones cannot. The Delphi H series definitely cannot. Some FS6 and others are hard to turn. Blackdeath is the worst compressor disease and normal flushing appears to be cleaning out the system because you see some of the contamination come out with the flush. The biggest problem is that most of it is still inside, almost like a powder coating on a piece of metal. Normal flushing is not an assurance, and the best way is to elevate the problem to the professional, the dealer, they are equipeed with machine for total cleaning of the a/c system and parts replacement.

Yeah I turn it by hand that's why I feel the hard spots. How can I tell if I didn't turn it by hand?

How can I flush my AC system? What do I use?

Thanks JOE-A and 650cc. Goodnight everyone I’ll fix my vehicle 1st thing in the morning. By the way my vehicle is a 2005 Ford F-150 King Ranch.