a/c not working I have a 2003 honda civic. My a/c isn't working. I took it to my mechanic and he doesn't have what is needed to test exactly what problem is. He said the a/c it's self is working just not being told to turn on. He said it could be in wiring or sensor or something else he just can't test it to find out. I need help please. I'm 63 and on disability with limited funds but in need of my a/c. PLEASE ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED !!!!!! |
Re: a/c not working He said the a/c it's self is working just not being told to turn on. Is the thermal protector open circuit? At the pressure switch, is the blue wire being grounded by the HVAC panel? |
Re: a/c not working anyway your mechanic will ask questions on this forum so he can better help you? someone here might help you, what city are you in? |
Re: a/c not working I did the below... 1. Removed Wheel & Splash Guard to access the clutch. 2. REMOVE Clutch Plate >>> Got a universal AC clutch tool - which was useless to me, as it only wasted time in trying to hold the clutch plate. At last, i used an impact driver & the nut came off very easily - Try the same & save yourself a lot of time. 3. Cleaned thoroughly inside & out (be careful with the tiny washers inside the clutch plate). 4. Put everything back. Been driving it for 2 days now. AC doesn't stop as it used to before. Will check for few more days & let you all know if it dies again (i will change the clutch, if so). No harm in trying this... Its free of cost rather spending $400-$600 to replace the clutch. Could be temporary too, but worth the savings ! Thanks. |
Re: a/c not working
Originally Posted by mrohitredd
(Post 4687858)
I did the below... 1. Removed Wheel & Splash Guard to access the clutch. 2. REMOVE Clutch Plate >>> Got a universal AC clutch tool - which was useless to me, as it only wasted time in trying to hold the clutch plate. At last, i used an impact driver & the nut came off very easily - Try the same & save yourself a lot of time. 3. Cleaned thoroughly inside & out (be careful with the tiny washers inside the clutch plate). 4. Put everything back. Been driving it for 2 days now. AC doesn't stop as it used to before. Will check for few more days & let you all know if it dies again (i will change the clutch, if so). No harm in trying this... Its free of cost rather spending $400-$600 to replace the clutch. Could be temporary too, but worth the savings ! Thanks. |
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