Already returned the gauges and pump...littleblazer said:Check the fan clutch,make sure recirculation is on. Report the pressures.
Iirc low was about 35 and high was 170... I should have taken a picture.... [emoji20]
Already returned the gauges and pump...littleblazer said:Check the fan clutch,make sure recirculation is on. Report the pressures.
Ok this is what I found today...Mooseman said:Was the accumulator cold? Was the compressor running steady or cycling? Was it the same temp on both sides (driver/passenger)? Maybe a blend actuator is defective. Did you go by weight for adding the refrigerant? And do check the fan clutch operation. Link in my sig on how to test.
Wow! Thats cold... Got it down to 50 on high... But only ran it for about 10 minutes.littleblazer said:It's too cold to check accurately. It is preferable to be at least 75 degrees to check. What is the air out the vent today? Mine was 38 at 63 degrees on speed 1. Just as an example.
I drove mine about a quarter mile down the road. 50 on high idling in heat is good. When it's only 60 outside, not so much. Mine will creep to about 55 in the driveway on max, once I'm moving it'll get down to low 40s 80 ambiant and maintain it in traffic. It sounds like you may need a little more freon. 2 12 oz cans is is only about 1.5 lbs. It may just need some more. Do check the clutch first though. It's free to test. [emoji2]Trkdrvremt said:Wow! Thats cold... Got it down to 50 on high... But only ran it for about 10 minutes.
Ok.. While trying to check the fan clutch with the ac on I could not get it to stop at all.. Without the ac on it would stop and I felt no tugging.Mooseman said:Checking this pressure/temperature chart, seems to be right. Is the fan clutch running right? With A/C on, it should be pulling more air than when freewheeling. Check my sig for a way to test it.
When running the A/C while testing, did you set it to recirculate? Maybe it's just sucking a lot of hot air from the engine. Did you try it while driving? At such a mild temperature, it should have no problem getting cold. Maybe try resetting the A/C system by pulling the HVAC B fuse for 30 seconds, put it back, turn the key to Run but don't start. Leave it for a few minutes while it calibrates itself. Maybe the actuators just need to be reset or one is failing.
Yeslittleblazer said:Was the low droping to 20 then rising then coming down again?
Yes I put the cabin filter in sometime the end of jan beginning of feb.littleblazer said:Thats weird. You should've been getting atleast 50 out the vent. More like 45. Do you happen to have a cabin air filter? I'm mobil and don't see vehicle info.
Well this week should be 80's...littleblazer said:It's hard to say, since it isn't warm enough out to properly test, the readings may be off. The other thing I would check is to make sure the recirculate door is operating. Lift the lever to open the glove box fully and hit the button. The door is, if you're at eye level, straight ahead and up a little on the fire wall. I mean the charge seems good, but it's hard to check readings below 75. 80 and up is ideal because as temps increase the pressures change alot and it's easier to pinpoint the problem. If the flow across the... evaporator coil I believe, isn't enough it won't cool properly and freeze and such. Do you happen to know what the temps were before?