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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / May 20061999 Ranger A/C
It seems like when the air is on the clutch on the a/c constantly kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's Thanks for your time Your refrigerant is low. Spdloader > It seems like when the air is on the clutch on the a/c constantly > kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's > Thanks for your time I don't know alot about a/c, but that would cause the clutch to jumo in and out? >Your refrigerant is low. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] >> kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's >> Thanks for your time The clutch is electric. The pressure switch in your system is cycling the compressor off and on. A fully charged system will cycle longer, partially charged will cycle for a shorter duration, and low or non charged system will not cycle at all. Spdloader > I don't know alot about a/c, but that would cause the clutch to jumo > in and out? [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >>> kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's >>> Thanks for your time I get you now, thanks for your help. >The clutch is electric. The pressure switch in your system is cycling the >compressor off and on. A fully charged system will cycle longer, partially [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >>>> kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's >>>> Thanks for your time > It seems like when the air is on the clutch on the a/c constantly > kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's > Thanks for your time Refrigerant leak, maybe? Have it checked by someone who knows what they're doing.  SignatureDavid M (dmacchiarolo) http://home.triad.rr.com/redsled T/S 53 sled351 Linux 2.4.18-14 has been up 14 days 12:53 Now there is more to the story, I shouldn't say it doesnt cool when the clutch kicks in it blows real cold air but now the wipers turn on sporadically at times? I would assume some type of wiring issue? Thanks for all your help >> It seems like when the air is on the clutch on the a/c constantly >> kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's >> Thanks for your time > >Refrigerant leak, maybe? >Have it checked by someone who knows what they're doing. Different circuits, different issues. Spdloader > Now there is more to the story, I shouldn't say it doesnt cool when > the clutch kicks in it blows real cold air but now the wipers turn on [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >>Refrigerant leak, maybe? >>Have it checked by someone who knows what they're doing. Your getting a 2nd oinion, and it is the same as the first. Your refridrant is low, or your low pressure switch is bad. Actually, it cant be the switch. It wouldnt cycle with a bad switch. Pop your hood and look at all the air conditioning hoses/lines, look at where they go through the firewall, and where they go out to the front of the truck. You will most likely see one that has oil on it with some dirt. There is your leaker. Usually an O-Ring. If your system is holding on to a charge, I would have it recharged every season. R134a is cheap enough. djdave >It seems like when the air is on the clutch on the a/c constantly >kicks in and out and does not cool very well? Any idea's >Thanks for your time
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