AC problem On 2000 accord v4 2.3
#1
AC problem On 2000 accord v4 2.3
my car ac is not working took it to the regular shop there was a leak he fix it was dryer rings after he pressure test vacuum and fill the gass. every thing is running fine except no cold air at all. heat and cold control button also seem working. he told me there is some thing in my dashboard that might b a problem(i fogot the part name) but he told me take it to Honda for test .
Any one have any clue what i can do by myself to make it running
thanks
Any one have any clue what i can do by myself to make it running
thanks
#3
ye air comes out and it works on all speeds temp control also work if i put on heat it give me heat but when put on cold gets air but not cold
no it dost not look like its different one here is the link for that
2000 Honda Accord EX Sedan Quartz Dashboard Photo #51263297 | GTcarlot.com
no it dost not look like its different one here is the link for that
2000 Honda Accord EX Sedan Quartz Dashboard Photo #51263297 | GTcarlot.com
#4
You can try to find the trouble code on your heater control. Here is the information.
Turn ignition switch to II position.
Turn the fan switch to off and the recirculation switch to Recirculate (recirculation indicator comes on).
Press and hold the recirculation control switch to Fresh (recirculation switch goes off). Continue to hold the switch untl the recirculation indicator comes on for 2 seconds, then it will blink the Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) to indicate a faulty component.
Let us know what you find.
Turn ignition switch to II position.
Turn the fan switch to off and the recirculation switch to Recirculate (recirculation indicator comes on).
Press and hold the recirculation control switch to Fresh (recirculation switch goes off). Continue to hold the switch untl the recirculation indicator comes on for 2 seconds, then it will blink the Diagnostic Trouble Code (DTC) to indicate a faulty component.
Let us know what you find.
#8
That's manual climate control, not auto-climate-control. I don't think that system can store error codes.
Check to see whether the water valve is operating...
1) Open the hood, follow the heater hoses to the firewall. One of them should have a cable-operated valve.
2) Get a helper to sit in the car. Turn the key ON - not necessary to actually start the engine. Turn the temperature **** back & forth - hot & cold.
3) You should see the cable moving on that valve. Let us know before we go farther with instructions.
Check to see whether the water valve is operating...
1) Open the hood, follow the heater hoses to the firewall. One of them should have a cable-operated valve.
2) Get a helper to sit in the car. Turn the key ON - not necessary to actually start the engine. Turn the temperature **** back & forth - hot & cold.
3) You should see the cable moving on that valve. Let us know before we go farther with instructions.
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