Air con issues with inpa
- Thread starter bigwinn
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Attleborough, Norfolk
Stuart OBD readers are not the best for diagnosing faults with the a/c TBH.
If not a fuse, it will need checking with someone who has gauges and can connect to the system. 90% of the time it is low refrigerant (R134a on an E85/86).
When was the last time the a/c was running OK, as that can be a good pointer?
If not a fuse, it will need checking with someone who has gauges and can connect to the system. 90% of the time it is low refrigerant (R134a on an E85/86).
When was the last time the a/c was running OK, as that can be a good pointer?
Ooh err, I don’t know. I seem to remember it working last time I went in it, but I had it as a non runner over the winter so not much call for aircon. OBY’s twin has no aircon, but that’s because it had no belt to the compressor, now fixed but not tested. If I were you I’d be heading to the garage for a re-gas, aircon isn’t really something you can play with at home.
Go and get it plugged in to an aircon recharge machine, it will do a leak test before it attempts to add the magic fluid, the low pressure INPA shows would suggest the system is airtight so it may be just a case of it needing a recharge. Otherwise it will be down to the pump or a leak.