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The most likely cause is low refrigerant, caused by a leak. The air coming
out of the vents should be 40ºF-45ºF on a hot day, max air setting, doors and windows open. You may be able to restore performance with a recharge kit from an auto parts store, but the system really needs professional attention. Lots of these guys are dishonest or incompetent, and will give you a big bill and your vehicle back, without all the leaks fixed. Ask around for who has the best reputation locally. Earle "m night stupidmoive" <email@next.net> wrote in message news:nbGdnc28XoRqPyDZnZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@giganews.com ... > hey any help would secure your place in heaven. > > 98 honda civic > > a/c blows cold when it is cool outside > > when it is hot the a/c stops working > > i have heard that the a/c switch on the dash could cause the problem, any > other ideas? |
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thanks, earle,
i should have included this, the r-134 is full. no leaks when i say it stops working i mean the compressor clutch disengages thanks "Earle Horton" <earle-NOSPAM-horton@msn.com> wrote in news:44bda5fb$0$3479$a82e2bb9@reader.athenanews.co m: > > "m night stupidmoive" <email@next.net> wrote in message > news:nbGdnc28XoRqPyDZnZ2dnUVZ_tOdnZ2d@giganews.com ... >> hey any help would secure your place in heaven. >> >> 98 honda civic >> >> a/c blows cold when it is cool outside >> >> when it is hot the a/c stops working >> >> i have heard that the a/c switch on the dash could cause the problem, >> any other ideas? > > > |
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m night stupidmoive wrote:
> > hey any help would secure your place in heaven. > > 98 honda civic > > a/c blows cold when it is cool outside > > when it is hot the a/c stops working > > i have heard that the a/c switch on the dash could cause the problem, any > other ideas? ------------------------------------------ Your AC won't work right if the coolant reservoir isn't full enough (air in cooling system). . The engine doesn't generate the right signal to the AC if it's sensors aren't immersed / reading correct temps. Top up the reservoir (to MAX) three days in a row and see if it's 'using' coolant (displacing air, actually). P.S. Have you changed the Cabin Filter lately? 'Curly' |
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curly, you are rockin'
i think this might be on the right track! the coolant was low. i had the a/c problem a few weeks ago, i had low coolant at that time too. i filled it up and the a/c problem went away, i didn't put the two together though. the civic has a cabin filter? thanks. "'Curly Q. Links'" <motsco__@interbaun.com> wrote in news:44BDB397.6405B519@interbaun.com: > m night stupidmoive wrote: >> >> hey any help would secure your place in heaven. >> >> 98 honda civic >> >> a/c blows cold when it is cool outside >> >> when it is hot the a/c stops working >> >> i have heard that the a/c switch on the dash could cause the problem, >> any other ideas? > > > ------------------------------------------ > > Your AC won't work right if the coolant reservoir isn't full enough > (air in cooling system). . The engine doesn't generate the right > signal to the AC if it's sensors aren't immersed / reading correct > temps. Top up the reservoir (to MAX) three days in a row and see if > it's 'using' coolant (displacing air, actually). > > P.S. Have you changed the Cabin Filter lately? > > 'Curly' > |
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