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Fri Jun 30, 2006 8:27 am
I'm not at all familiar with A/C systems or their operation, and i realize that i'm not giving up much info here, but if anyone has any ideas, i'd love to hear them. Miami in the summer sucks without a really good A/C system.
When i get in the car, after it has been sitting for a while, the A/C takes a really long time to get cold, especially if i am sitting in traffic idling. Now, of course all cars take time to cool off when parked in the sun, but this one seems to take much longer than normal (passengers have said the same thing). At night time (it's still plenty hot in Miami at night, just less so than the day time) the thing damn near freezes you out of the car, so i don't think it's a charge issue.
I'm wondering if my coolant temp sensor might be faulty as i run a bit rich, don't know if that would have anything to do with the A/C issue though.
This is an '89 hatch that has been converted from R12 to R134a.
Any help would be much appreciated.