How do you know the AC compressor is always on?
It is always supposed to spin you know.
It is just that there is a clutch that lets the pulley freewheel on the shaft, and the compressor does not then spin even though the pulley is spinning.
But if you were very low on freon, it would also engage the clutch all the time as well. You need to put a gauge on the high side of the pump.
If the AC clutch always stays engaged, then I would say it would not likely be the compressor.
Does it blow cold air?
If so, then I would say it was the dash board control unit, which I think is microprocessor controlled.
But yes, it could be the pressure switch or really low on freon I suppose.
Check the sight glass in the top of the receiver/dryer to see if there are bubbles or clear liquid?
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I know the pulley is supposed to spin. The clutch is engaged.
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