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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / September 2005

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Nissan Nx

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mike - 12 Sep 2005 20:12 GMT
My '91 nissan nx has a/c when I start it and while I am driving around
it shuts off. The next time I am in there driving around again it is
cool, but then again shuts off. The fan continues to blow, but the air
is warm.

What is up with that? Baffling.

Mike
tudysmuck@yahoo.com - 12 Sep 2005 20:24 GMT
are you fully charged?
mike - 13 Sep 2005 16:31 GMT
It ran out last year, and early this summer I had some more freon put
in. I'd say it was charged about 2 1/2 months ago.
Ryan Underwood - 12 Sep 2005 23:25 GMT
>My '91 nissan nx has a/c when I start it and while I am driving around
>it shuts off. The next time I am in there driving around again it is
>cool, but then again shuts off. The fan continues to blow, but the air
>is warm.

Compressor is cycling.  First check the wire to the clutch.  If that is okay,
check the charge.  If the charge is okay, there may be a restriction (clogged
orifice tube, clogged condenser, etc) sending the high side pressure through
the roof and/or pulling air into the low side.  Go to forums at
www.aircondition.com for better help :)
mike - 13 Sep 2005 16:52 GMT
>Compressor is cycling.  First check the wire to the clutch.

Check to make sure the wire is not shoritng out and has a good
connection?

>If that is okay,
>check the charge.  If the charge is okay,

I need a a/c meter to do this don't I?

>there may be a restriction (clogged
>orifice tube,

Where is the orifice tub located?

>clogged condenser, etc) sending the high side pressure through
>the roof and/or pulling air into the low side.  Go to forums at
>www.aircondition.com for better help :)

Yeppers, I registered and posted there as well.
 
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