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Vss
I apoligize if i'm doing this wrong,I'm new to this. I have a 1997 accord 4dr. where is the sensor located? Also my A.C. is not working, has enoygh pressure in system but does not want toget cold , where should I start?Thank You,Scott
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VSS is located below and behind the distributor, just inside the thermostat housing. It is a bit difficult to remove due to near engine bolt (of 2) access. Do you have an ECU code 17 and/or TCU code 4?
Best way to diagnose AC system is to measure system pressures (high and low side) w/ an ac manifold gauge set. You can buy an inexpensive set for less than you'll pay someone to perform a pressure check. If you're reasonably handy, you can take pressures yourself. If you diy, this is a good place to start your AC eduction. Take pressures w/ engine speed at 1500-2000 rpm, AC on, Max Fans, Recirculate, and car parked in shade.
Check autoacforum.com for help on auto AC. This site solved lots of my AC problems. I haven't had any ac problems for several years due to good repair practice.
good luck
Best way to diagnose AC system is to measure system pressures (high and low side) w/ an ac manifold gauge set. You can buy an inexpensive set for less than you'll pay someone to perform a pressure check. If you're reasonably handy, you can take pressures yourself. If you diy, this is a good place to start your AC eduction. Take pressures w/ engine speed at 1500-2000 rpm, AC on, Max Fans, Recirculate, and car parked in shade.
Check autoacforum.com for help on auto AC. This site solved lots of my AC problems. I haven't had any ac problems for several years due to good repair practice.
good luck
#3
Very Good Information Here
VSS is located below and behind the distributor, just inside the thermostat housing. It is a bit difficult to remove due to near engine bolt (of 2) access. Do you have an ECU code 17 and/or TCU code 4?
Best way to diagnose AC system is to measure system pressures (high and low side) w/ an ac manifold gauge set. You can buy an inexpensive set for less than you'll pay someone to perform a pressure check. If you're reasonably handy, you can take pressures yourself. If you diy, this is a good place to start your AC eduction. Take pressures w/ engine speed at 1500-2000 rpm, AC on, Max Fans, Recirculate, and car parked in shade.
Check autoacforum.com for help on auto AC. This site solved lots of my AC problems. I haven't had any ac problems for several years due to good repair practice.
good luck
Best way to diagnose AC system is to measure system pressures (high and low side) w/ an ac manifold gauge set. You can buy an inexpensive set for less than you'll pay someone to perform a pressure check. If you're reasonably handy, you can take pressures yourself. If you diy, this is a good place to start your AC eduction. Take pressures w/ engine speed at 1500-2000 rpm, AC on, Max Fans, Recirculate, and car parked in shade.
Check autoacforum.com for help on auto AC. This site solved lots of my AC problems. I haven't had any ac problems for several years due to good repair practice.
good luck
Angelo
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