Sometimes the A/C is fine and sometimes the A/C blows heat, even in the "Vent" setting. Gas pressures in the line are OK. No pattern. Where are the sensors and electrical parts that could be the issue?
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18 years ago
"94 Legacy A/C intermittant
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18 years ago
Does it get hot when idling/stationary, then cool down when you're moving and continue moving? If so, probably the secondary radiator fan is not coming on.
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"" wrote: > Does it get hot when idling/stationary, then cool down when > you're > moving and continue moving? If so, probably the secondary > radiator fan > is not coming on. > > Carl > > > coolc wrote: > > > Sometimes the A/C is fine and sometimes the A/C blows heat, > even in > > the "Vent" setting. Gas pressures in the line are OK. No > pattern. > > Where are the sensors and electrical parts that could be the > issue? > > > > -- > to reply, change ( .not) to ( .net)
No. Has nothing TO DO W/ WHETHER THE CAR IS MOVING, HOT, COLD AT START-UP OR AFTER CAR HAS BEEN ON THE ROAD. (Sorry - da*m caps lock). No pattern to it. Any insight into the diode in the wiring harness (FSM diagram) about this being the problem would be good.
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Sounds like you have the same problem I had with my 1991 Legacy. After thinking I was losing my mind, and after several trips to the dealership. They discovered that the problem was with a part that controls the humidity, it was defective. Sorry I cant remember the name of the part, but a mechanic should know. Robin