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Yay for Chickys
Join Date: Feb 2001
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![]() Well I FINALLY had my new AC compressor installed and the system evacuated and recharged!!! I was sooo excited, I've spent many a day sweltering at traffic lights in 100 degree 90% humidity weather up until now
![]() Here's the problem: The first night I drove it with the new AC was a relatively cool night, maybe 80 degrees, and within 2 minutes after I started out home, the temperature had shot up from 208 degrees to 240 degrees. I pulled over, and noticed that the fan was on when the AC was engaged, but shut off when I turned the AC off, even though the gauge was still reading 235. I thought the fan automatically engaged at 200 degrees? ![]() The next day, I drove it again for about 20 minutes with the AC on, and the temp stayed around 208, which is the normal running temperature since summer started (still running OEM radiator ![]() Any ideas??? Seems like I fix one problem, and 3824784 more pop up?!?!?!! GRRRRRR says Belle!!!!!!!! ![]() |
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