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Gareth F

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 17:50

quote:
Originally posted by Linch
I find driving naked in the summer helps...


:lol:


Linch

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 17:26

I find driving naked in the summer helps...


craigpcg

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 17:25

I am an a/c engineer and just getting your a/c system recharged is not the answer to your problem. A/c systems are sealed systems. if you keep having to charge your system with gas then you have a problem ie you have a leak. depending on how long your gas lasts will depend on how big your leak is. there is also an other factor. Charging the sysem knowing that is going to leak carrys a £20.000 fine or 3 years in the nick.

The best advice i could give is too run
your a/c at least once a week. just to get your sysem too operate and simply get things moving.

hope this helps


Cypriot_Sri_Geeza

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 15:18

the aircon man that does our cars at work says the aircon should ALWAYS be on...even when ur using the heater to keep it all in good order...

give me an open window anyday :lol: :lol:


AndyCorsaSport

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 14:47

Every cars aircon is wank. It NEEDS to be used at least once a week, other wise the rubber seals connecting the pipes dry up and perish, causing it to leak.


Mark330d

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 12:34

i dont know about vauxhalls but hondas have pish aircon condensors which always corrode therefore allowing gas to escape.


Rybo

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 00:41

if you know someone with a set of gauges (for aircon on cars) ask them just to check the pressure on the system...sadly theres not much you can do apart from see if its geting cold...although if you touch the aircon pipes running through the engine bay while the car is running with the aircon on coldest (they go just behing your behind your battery ) one should be hot and one should be cold...if there not then get it checked out by a garage bud


ogazzani

posted on 26th Dec 08 at 00:22

I have tha gas replaced and after a few months it stop working.

Is there anything I can check by myself?

Thanks in advance