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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Winter Springs, Fl
Posts: 4
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![]() I have a 2000 GT. On hard acceleration ( not full throttle) the a/c was changing from max air to defrost. I checked the manifold pressure and found it at 15 inches mercury at idle ( also saw that with no vacuum to the A/C control the system defaults to defrost.
15 inches seems very low. I checked for loose hoses and didn't find any. Since I have an extended warranty and the emmisssions warrantuy is still in affect I took it to the dealer ( also the transmission would not up shift to third till you let up on the gas). Dealer says the transmission has a broken spring in the 2-3 accumulator. But also says the 15 inches vacuum is normal for this car. The A/C guy is tearing everything apart. I think the vacuum should be above 17 inches. I live in FL so hardly any elevation above seal level. The car is stock. Caan some one confirm what the expected manifold vacuum should be. |
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The Redneck James Bond
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Fayetteville NC
Posts: 1,707
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![]() Dont forget that mileage and wear on an engine will affect Engine Vacum.
How many miles you got? 15in of Vacum is about right. Strange, but I never even thought if Mustangs have a WOT Air conditioner switch. I never noticed on mine, then again, I dont run the AC much at all...maybe 20 times since I've had the car, and I bought it new in 2000.
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Winter Springs, Fl
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They changed the a/c switch and check valve. It acts normal now. I have not rechecked the manifold pressure since I got it back. There is a wide open throttle switch which cuts out the compressor |
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