Hi there - the A/C on my 2000 Accord DX has not been working up to par
this season - with the A/C off and temp control set to maximum cool,
the blower seems to be blowing warm air which is no doubt the cause for
"less" cool air from the A/C.

This could be a problem with the heater control valve under the hood or
"blend doors" inside the passenger compartment - does anyone know if
the 2000 Accord is equipped with the valve or blend door?

TIA

 

Accord DX 2000 wrote:
>
> Hi there - the A/C on my 2000 Accord DX has not been working up to par
> this season - with the A/C off and temp control set to maximum cool,
> the blower seems to be blowing warm air which is no doubt the cause for
> "less" cool air from the A/C.
>
> This could be a problem with the heater control valve under the hood or
> "blend doors" inside the passenger compartment - does anyone know if
> the 2000 Accord is equipped with the valve or blend door?
>
> TIA

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SEARCH this group . . and the other one. We went through this earlier
this week. Gen 1 Odyssey has the same problems, mostly the 'tap' under
the hood allows scalding water into the heater core when it shouldn't

Google it too. Odyssey will give 300% more hits.

'Curly

 

Accord DX 2000 wrote:
>
> Hi there - the A/C on my 2000 Accord DX has not been working up to par
> this season - with the A/C off and temp control set to maximum cool,
> the blower seems to be blowing warm air which is no doubt the cause for
> "less" cool air from the A/C.
>
> This could be a problem with the heater control valve under the hood or
> "blend doors" inside the passenger compartment - does anyone know if
> the 2000 Accord is equipped with the valve or blend door?
>
> TIA

---------------------------------------

SEARCH this group . . and the other one. We went through this earlier
this week. Gen 1 Odyssey has the same problems, mostly the 'tap' under
the hood allows scalding water into the heater core when it shouldn't

Google it too. Odyssey will give 300% more hits.

'Curly

 

Accord DX 2000 wrote:
>
> Hi there - the A/C on my 2000 Accord DX has not been working up to par
> this season - with the A/C off and temp control set to maximum cool,
> the blower seems to be blowing warm air which is no doubt the cause for
> "less" cool air from the A/C.
>
> This could be a problem with the heater control valve under the hood or
> "blend doors" inside the passenger compartment - does anyone know if
> the 2000 Accord is equipped with the valve or blend door?
>
> TIA

---------------------------------------

SEARCH this group . . and the other one. We went through this earlier
this week. Gen 1 Odyssey has the same problems, mostly the 'tap' under
the hood allows scalding water into the heater core when it shouldn't

Google it too. Odyssey will give 300% more hits.

'Curly

 

Accord DX 2000 wrote:
>
> Hi there - the A/C on my 2000 Accord DX has not been working up to par
> this season - with the A/C off and temp control set to maximum cool,
> the blower seems to be blowing warm air which is no doubt the cause for
> "less" cool air from the A/C.
>
> This could be a problem with the heater control valve under the hood or
> "blend doors" inside the passenger compartment - does anyone know if
> the 2000 Accord is equipped with the valve or blend door?
>
> TIA

---------------------------------------

SEARCH this group . . and the other one. We went through this earlier
this week. Gen 1 Odyssey has the same problems, mostly the 'tap' under
the hood allows scalding water into the heater core when it shouldn't

Google it too. Odyssey will give 300% more hits.

'Curly

 

Hi again - just an update. Indeed, the 2000 Accord does have a heater
control valve in the heater hose, located bout 4 inches from the
firewall (on the passenger side of the car); I applied some 3-in-1 oil
to the linkage and valve lever - this did the trick - no more warm air
with the control set to cold!

 

Hi again - just an update. Indeed, the 2000 Accord does have a heater
control valve in the heater hose, located bout 4 inches from the
firewall (on the passenger side of the car); I applied some 3-in-1 oil
to the linkage and valve lever - this did the trick - no more warm air
with the control set to cold!

 

Hi again - just an update. Indeed, the 2000 Accord does have a heater
control valve in the heater hose, located bout 4 inches from the
firewall (on the passenger side of the car); I applied some 3-in-1 oil
to the linkage and valve lever - this did the trick - no more warm air
with the control set to cold!

 

Hi again - just an update. Indeed, the 2000 Accord does have a heater
control valve in the heater hose, located bout 4 inches from the
firewall (on the passenger side of the car); I applied some 3-in-1 oil
to the linkage and valve lever - this did the trick - no more warm air
with the control set to cold!