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Old Aug 10, 2008 | 08:35 AM
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Default A/C warm when stopped

A/C is cold when moving,,when stopped it warms up. On a 2002 escalade. Is fan clutch going bad(it spins real easy when engine is off) or do I need a extra(aux) cooling fan on front of radiator?
 
Old Sep 9, 2008 | 01:51 AM
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Default RE: A/C warm when stopped

Check if you have an electric fan and is it working?. You need to put some gauges on the A/C to check running pressures. I suspect you may havelow gas level as the high pressure cut switch would trip if the condenser did not have air passing through it.
Check:
1. Electric fan (if fitted) operating correctly.
2. Clutch not dropping out
3. Running pressures.
If AC has not been checked since new, the I would say you are low on gas; it leaks out eventually as car AC is not hermetically sealedunlike domestic systems.

 
Old Sep 9, 2008 | 09:12 AM
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Default RE: A/C warm when stopped

ORIGINAL: g8khf

Check if you have an electric fan and is it working?. You need to put some gauges on the A/C to check running pressures. I suspect you may havelow gas level as the high pressure cut switch would trip if the condenser did not have air passing through it.
Check:
1. Electric fan (if fitted) operating correctly.
2. Clutch not dropping out
3. Running pressures.
If AC has not been checked since new, the I would say you are low on gas; it leaks out eventually as car AC is not hermetically sealedunlike domestic systems.

Ditto




 
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