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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Cars / December 200695 Neon A/C
In the whole summer, I'm struggling with my neon's A/C. I used A/C leakage indicator but failed to find any leakage. Everytime when I add A/C R134, if I keep A/C running, it works fine. However, if I turn off A/C for a while, no cool output anymore. A/C compressor is fine. Why can't I find the leakage? Thanks a lot in advance. Lee >In the whole summer, I'm struggling with my neon's A/C. I used A/C leakage >indicator but failed to find any leakage. Everytime when I add A/C R134, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Lee Both evaporators and condensers are prone to leak on the critters. Count on replacing them both.  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com there is one place that no one thinks to look it happened to me right next to the compressor there is a wire for the clutch with a cover on it it rubs through the aluminum line off the compressor and it will leak slow check that to > In the whole summer, I'm struggling with my neon's A/C. I used A/C leakage > indicator but failed to find any leakage. Everytime when I add A/C R134, [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Lee prob the evap core If you used the dye check Look at the drain for the air cond system on the firewall look for signs of dye Thank you so much. I will try to check the problem after the holidays. All the best to everyone here. |
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