air conditioning question
my AC works as in.. air blows out BUT..its not cold air thats coming out! i was fine with no AC but its gettin 90 degrees outside here in cali..and i have leather seats..imagine driving in that...soo what could be the problem.
Check if you are out of freon...I jus added some new freon and mine is blowing out very cold....
Originally Posted by pez
my AC works as in.. air blows out BUT..its not cold air thats coming out! i was fine with no AC but its gettin 90 degrees outside here in cali..and i have leather seats..imagine driving in that...soo what could be the problem.
If your R134a is leaking out, you need to fix the leak. My car was in an accident a few years back and I had to have the A/C condensor replaced (big radiator looking thing) along with one of the lines between the compressor and condensor. I refilled the system with a kit from a local parts store and it worked for the summer. The next summer it was just blowing warm air. Apparently the body shop that fixed it (and replaced the orignal condensor) didn't check the clearances and the new rad support rubbed the top of the cendensor and cut a gash into it (I didn't notice the coolant started spilling out again). I replaced the condesnor with a different one and was going to trim the rad support but this condensor fits better so I didnt' have to and havne't had any trouble.
Long story short, if your low on refridgerant, you need to figure out where it went and fix it then fill it back up. The refill kits are only around $20-$30 (most come with a gauge, the tube with the fittings you need along with instructions and a can to refill) so you might try my way (fill and find the leak) or better yet, take it to a qualified A/C shop and let them figure it out.
Long story short, if your low on refridgerant, you need to figure out where it went and fix it then fill it back up. The refill kits are only around $20-$30 (most come with a gauge, the tube with the fittings you need along with instructions and a can to refill) so you might try my way (fill and find the leak) or better yet, take it to a qualified A/C shop and let them figure it out.
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Originally Posted by pez
i was fine with no AC but its gettin 90 degrees outside here in cali..and i have leather seats..imagine driving in that...soo what could be the problem.
Try a 90+ degree Virginia summer day at 70%+ humidity in a black car with a grey leather interior.
Repeat twice a day over eighty or so days.
Then, come back and try to complain. That was last summer for me, there was never a time I got out of my car without being drenched in sweat.
Phoenix AZ :P 105+ i think it was the last time i went up, no A/C, and yes TRAFFIC.... oh yes it was in a black accord with no tint *dunno if this makes it any worse but im just saying* with leather seats....oh yes.... 5 people in the car :P when i got out my pit stains were horrible....i dont care though...its was really hot so girls clothes were really... :naughty:
EDIT: oh yes check the freon or have someone check it...usually thats why its not cold
EDIT: oh yes check the freon or have someone check it...usually thats why its not cold
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