is there a way to drain the existing r-134 and refill it?

 

i know how the ac system works. its just not cooling when its super hot outside. i put a gauge on it, says its at the top of full charge. fins on condenser are clean. no water leaks. fans work. compressor clutch engages. belt does not slip.

gotta be old refrigerant. 16 years old to be precise. 192,000 miles.

 

TEK-Read about adjusting the blend door...works wonders, trust me.

 

I have read over my Haynes manual over and over and I never read anything about about adjusting the blend door. Anything beyond adding r134 to the system it tells you to take it to a shop.

 

Go to spoonertuner _see the DIY section for other palces as well, and download the PDF manual. Sec 21 pg 25.

 

old ,, has nothing to do with it,, it is not like engine oil that needs to be replaced so often......it could be a little low on freon

did you chk the heater cable adjustment?? also chk the **** make sure that it is not broken keeping heater valve cable from going to cold all the way

if all ok,,, i would evac and recharge, measure the freon that you ( or shop ) take out so you know if system was low,, if it was low i would put dye into the system to chk for a possible leak

 

fyi the spoonertuner.com/manuals gives a error page, like its not there anymore.

 

The hondatech link has it. Just go through the directories to find the 94 shop manual.

 

this is all it lists

NameSize
Ab0VE Honda Accord 1986 zip29.20 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 1987 supplement zip8.41 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 1994 zip44.74 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 1996 Wire Diagrams zip819.21 KB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 86-89 Service Manual zip57.56 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 91 Service Manual zip36.16 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 91 Supplement zip5.52 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 93 CC7 zip50.06 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 94 CC7 Supplement zip9.67 MB
Ab0VE Honda Accord 94-95 CC7 Supplement zip1.99 MB

ive tried the bottom two. none of which gives any info on ac system

 

The 1994 44.7mb is the file you want to download.