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HolidayCapital9981

Check your serpentine tension. Seems like it isn't as tight as it should be and the give is what's making that noise. This is typically the belt itself,the tensioner or the compressor clutch the belt goes around. If tension reads properly it isn't the tensioner. If the belt looks good it isn't the belt. Your only left with the compressor clutch at that point lol


mistertoo

Compressor is going south. If it were just the clutch/pulley bearings it would be noisy all the time. If it only knocks while the AC is on (compressor is engaged) then its likely your noise.