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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 2005

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1996 Honda Accord Air Conditioning Not working

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dto67 - 27 Aug 2005 22:29 GMT
Car has never had an air conditioning problem.  However, 2 days ago after
going through a car wash, I turned the A/C on and it failed to blow cold
air.  When I turn on the A/C light, the green light over the A/C goes on,
and uncooled air blows.  I noticed that the car does not labor as it
normally does when the A/C is engaged.  Also, after checking someone
else's post, I checked to see if the radiator fans were on--they were not.
Are they supposed to be on?    Any comments or suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Dan
JeB - 28 Aug 2005 03:42 GMT
>Car has never had an air conditioning problem.  However, 2 days ago after
>going through a car wash, I turned the A/C on and it failed to blow cold
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> Are they supposed to be on?    Any comments or suggestions would be
>greatly appreciated.

There's an electric clutch that engages the air conditioning pump.
It's possible you damaged/shorted something with the wash. After
that look for refrigerant loss, etc.
Elbert - 28 Aug 2005 14:21 GMT
>Car has never had an air conditioning problem.  However, 2 days ago after
>going through a car wash, I turned the A/C on and it failed to blow cold
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>greatly appreciated.
>Thanks, Dan

yes the electric fans are supposed to engage with the A/C on.  You
have to "have" air across the condensor for the air condentioning to
work.

you may just have a loose wire / connection.  I would make sure the
fans are working otherwise, not only when the A/C is on, or you are
going to have over-heating problems.

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