gooffeyguy
Tom
Bad blend door actuator?
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disregard - It does NOT work... Hot air.......
Anyone have knowledge on AC systems and can tell me where to look online for troubleshooting?
I will probably take it in, but I'd still like to understand the system.....
I was told expansion valves are expensive.....
it has freon.
compressor comes on.
even the aluminum line gets real cold.
but hot in the vehicle.....
Thanks!!!
he will just blow out the pressure release tab if it was over full(newer A/C have them so the compresses does not "explode" ) he claimed the line was cold so the actuator is probably bad..John, you need the right tools to diagnose and fix this properly. Adding cans can overfill the system and ruin it. The system has pressure switches and if bad, will not turn the compressor on. If the head unit is bad, there will be internal trouble codes stored for a technician to see. Who do you know with a Tech-2 or other bi-directional scan tool?
he will just blow out the pressure release tab if it was over full(newer A/C have them so the compresses does not "explode" ) he claimed the line was cold so the actuator is probably bad..
i wonder if he tried the manual reset by pressing the ICE and recirculate button.
Manual Reset?
I have the same problem. My ac pump turns on but stops, then turns on and stops. Alsmot as if it knows not to stay on. The line is coldAF going into the firewall, but hot after the orifice tube? Is that what it's called? I am goi g to check the actuator. Manually turn the blend door and see if that's the case. Save me some cash for now.
Anytime the AC system won’t start it blinks 3 times and turns off. If you have the controls set to defrost, if the outside air is too cold, if it’s low on Freon, etc.An Update: I had a little freon in a can and added it to the system. The compressor then started, and the AC (ice) button no longer blinked and was a solid light again.
So, bottom line, if your freon gets low it can cause the 'ice' button to blink 3 times.
Maybe that information was readily available in the owner's manual.... I don't know. I usually do my looking on the internet.
I never could find anything that said if your freon level is too low it will cause the 'ice' button to blink 3 times and the AC won't turn on.
Hopefully this will help someone in the future with a similar problem.