Civic EX 1998
06-05-2005 | 05:39 PM
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Re: Civic EX 1998
1998 would be R134A refrigerant. There is a way to test the refrigerant,
but it uses special tools, it might be cheaper just to take it to a shop or
dealership and have them inspect it. Then you can decide how to proceed.
Another thing to check would include the A/C condensor fan (does it turn on)
, and also what condition it is in, since if the fins are bent and air
cannot flow properly, it will reduce performance.
James Atkinson wrote:
>I bought the civic in December so could not test the AC. During the heat
>wave that hit NY, it looks it is very weak. Could I test the level of
>refrigerant? How expensive is to fill it up? What type is it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>James
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but it uses special tools, it might be cheaper just to take it to a shop or
dealership and have them inspect it. Then you can decide how to proceed.
Another thing to check would include the A/C condensor fan (does it turn on)
, and also what condition it is in, since if the fins are bent and air
cannot flow properly, it will reduce performance.
James Atkinson wrote:
>I bought the civic in December so could not test the AC. During the heat
>wave that hit NY, it looks it is very weak. Could I test the level of
>refrigerant? How expensive is to fill it up? What type is it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>James
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06-05-2005 | 05:39 PM
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Re: Civic EX 1998
1998 would be R134A refrigerant. There is a way to test the refrigerant,
but it uses special tools, it might be cheaper just to take it to a shop or
dealership and have them inspect it. Then you can decide how to proceed.
Another thing to check would include the A/C condensor fan (does it turn on)
, and also what condition it is in, since if the fins are bent and air
cannot flow properly, it will reduce performance.
James Atkinson wrote:
>I bought the civic in December so could not test the AC. During the heat
>wave that hit NY, it looks it is very weak. Could I test the level of
>refrigerant? How expensive is to fill it up? What type is it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>James
--
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but it uses special tools, it might be cheaper just to take it to a shop or
dealership and have them inspect it. Then you can decide how to proceed.
Another thing to check would include the A/C condensor fan (does it turn on)
, and also what condition it is in, since if the fins are bent and air
cannot flow properly, it will reduce performance.
James Atkinson wrote:
>I bought the civic in December so could not test the AC. During the heat
>wave that hit NY, it looks it is very weak. Could I test the level of
>refrigerant? How expensive is to fill it up? What type is it?
>
>Thanks,
>
>James
--
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