People,
2001 civic EX, original owner. AC blows very cold sometimes, when it does the comp cycles on/off every 3 seconds, so quickly like something is wrong. Then, during a drive, out of the blue it stops blowing cold completely. Pressures on the ow side show 30-50 or so when blowing cold (cycling every 3 seconds). High side is up there, dont remember exactly, around 350, with badly fluttering needle. Could it be a bad pressure switch? Outside temp is about 85 deg.
Tips appreciated.
Ac blows cold, then warm.
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Re: Ac blows cold, then warm.
Have system professionally recovered and recharged to spec before going further
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Re: Ac blows cold, then warm.
Some additional considerations:
If my memory is correct, I believe your car has a scroll-type compressor with a thermal switch (TS), which costs almost as much as a brand-new compressor that comes with a new clutch and TS. If it turns out that the TS has failed, consider replacing the entire compressor.
Is the compressor noisy, and how many miles has this Civic logged?
If my memory is correct, I believe your car has a scroll-type compressor with a thermal switch (TS), which costs almost as much as a brand-new compressor that comes with a new clutch and TS. If it turns out that the TS has failed, consider replacing the entire compressor.
Is the compressor noisy, and how many miles has this Civic logged?
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