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07-19-2007, 08:40 PM

Here's a sound dampening material that would do the trick.

http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...TOKEN=16897777

I was able to kill the noise on my A/C significantly with some similiar acoustic car audio type dampening material. I then also replaced the chinsy foam inlet filters with some filters from HD that are made for A/C register vents. They are ~1/4'' thick, white and resemble scotchbrite pad material. They restrict the airflow a little, while filtering better, and thus reduce the noise more. The final stage was to use ear plugs at night.

I've still got the compressor in/out ''clunk'' but will look into checking the mounting bolts this weekend.

Troy

07-19-2007, 08:40 PM	#8
KSBASS Guest Posts: n/a	Dampening Material Here's a sound dampening material that would do the trick. http://www.partsexpress.com/pe/pshow...TOKEN=16897777 I was able to kill the noise on my A/C significantly with some similiar acoustic car audio type dampening material. I then also replaced the chinsy foam inlet filters with some filters from HD that are made for A/C register vents. They are ~1/4'' thick, white and resemble scotchbrite pad material. They restrict the airflow a little, while filtering better, and thus reduce the noise more. The final stage was to use ear plugs at night. I've still got the compressor in/out ''clunk'' but will look into checking the mounting bolts this weekend. Troy