A/C
Tech Tip: A/C Inoperative, A/C Light Flashing on Toyota
This bulletin provides information regarding countermeasures to the A/C magnetic clutch relay for A/C light flashing (inoperative A/C)
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This bulletin provides information regarding countermeasures to the A/C magnetic clutch relay for A/C light flashing (inoperative A/C)
If an owner of a 2004 C 240 Sedan complains of no or insufficient cooling output, it could be caused by the refrigerant line, whose inner coating has come loose in the flexible section of the hose, causing constriction.
In this installment of a two-part editorial from R744.com, high refrigerant costs, the need for new plants and pending patent issues put the use of HFC-1234yf more and more into doubt.
Diagnosis is often the biggest challenge, especially if the cause of a no-cooling problem is not obvious. Is it the refrigeration circuit, an electrical problem or a control issue?
The growing reluctance over 1234yf has now led its own proponents and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to dreadfully search for a system solution that would enable the use of the refrigerant, no matter what the system cost and efficiency implications
According to the new refrigerant's developers, there are chemical differences between HFO-1234yf and the current R-134a system. As a shop owner, you'll need to learn the Safety, Equipment and Charging Issues surrounding this new refrigerant.
Having the right tools to help you find leaks can save time and effort, and reduce the risk of comebacks. This special section features some common types of leaks and what kind of equipment you can use to find them, as well as a Leak Detection Product Showcase.
Some 1998-2000 model year LX 470 vehicles may have a condition in which the A/C condenser fan continues to run after the ignition is turned off due to corrosion in the relay connector. A repair kit (P/N 88840-60070) consisting of a new relay and sealant has been made available to...
MACS has updated the A/C & Cooling System Specification Reference manual to include service and repair information on vehicles 1996-2010.
Mobile air conditioning service facilities equipped with the latest tools, equipment and trained technicians now can take the Climate Protection Pledge and be recognized by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and consumers for environmental leadership.
