More AC Problems
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Drifting
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From: Jacksonville FL
More AC Problems
Well, my AC saga continues.
After solving the source of my power loss problem - disconnected vacuum line behind the intake, and my lack of cold air - freon needed recharging...I am without AC again.
The system is blowing hot air less than 2 months after recharging the coolant. I'm guessing that this means that I have a leak somewhere.
I realize that this may be a broad question, but are there certain places to look first?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
After solving the source of my power loss problem - disconnected vacuum line behind the intake, and my lack of cold air - freon needed recharging...I am without AC again.
The system is blowing hot air less than 2 months after recharging the coolant. I'm guessing that this means that I have a leak somewhere.
I realize that this may be a broad question, but are there certain places to look first?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Drifting
Joined: Jul 2003
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From: Peoples Republik of Kalifornia Ka
Originally Posted by 99HRDTP
Well, my AC saga continues.
After solving the source of my power loss problem - disconnected vacuum line behind the intake, and my lack of cold air - freon needed recharging...I am without AC again.
The system is blowing hot air less than 2 months after recharging the coolant. I'm guessing that this means that I have a leak somewhere.
I realize that this may be a broad question, but are there certain places to look first?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
After solving the source of my power loss problem - disconnected vacuum line behind the intake, and my lack of cold air - freon needed recharging...I am without AC again.
The system is blowing hot air less than 2 months after recharging the coolant. I'm guessing that this means that I have a leak somewhere.
I realize that this may be a broad question, but are there certain places to look first?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thread Starter
Drifting
Joined: Oct 1999
Posts: 1,669
Likes: 98
From: Jacksonville FL
Originally Posted by DBRASUE
Start by checking your outside temp sensor located passenger side inside the nose area. When you depress your ac button, does the ac light blink? If it does the temp sensor is faulting. A common problem. I think once the sensor displays the temp above 40 degress, the light stops blinking and your ac will again work. Mine does this all the time. I just will live with it until it becomes a constant problem. Hope that helps!
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Mike
