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Old 10 Aug 2006, 06:30 pm
Michael Pardee
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Default Re: 96 accord a/c problem

"Jim Yanik" <jyanik@abuse.gov> wrote in message
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> My 94 Integra uses R134a,it would seem like a 96 Honda would too.
>
> I wonder if his compressor is not compressing anymore?
> No compressed freon;no expansion and cooling.
> Maybe the compressor seals are gone.
>
> --
> Jim Yanik


Well, not actually the seals or the charge would be gone. But the valves are
a common problem in compressors, and they will give that sort of symptom. I
don't have the tools or expertise to say any more than that, but... if the
vacuum side of the compressor plumbing is cold when the A/C has been running
a couple minutes - cold enough to be uncomfortable if you grip it for ten
seconds - the problem is in the air mixing. If not, it's time to take it to
a professional.

Mike


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