A/C H3T Alpha 2009
#1
A/C H3T Alpha 2009
Always had A/C issues and now its summer in florida again. Problem my A/C stop blowimg cold when the engine heats up. The temperature gauge in the rearview mirror slowly rises to 115 and the A/C air get warmer and warmer. I had my Aamco guy replace condenser and compressor with barely some change. At night my A/C work wonderful while driving but at idle again the temperature rise and the air get warmer and warmer. Any advise?
Last edited by H3Tcanesnation; 07-23-2023 at 10:34 AM.
#3
Yes, I replaced the resistor(2019) myself. Original resistor wasnt burned but I thought it would fixed the issue.
Last edited by H3Tcanesnation; 07-26-2023 at 01:43 PM.
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Last edited by H3Tcanesnation; 07-26-2023 at 08:52 PM.
#7
I hear you, but at night (cool temperature 78) AC works fine but soon as my engine heats up and im not in motion, The rearview mirror temp starts rising (118 highest ever) and the AC blows warm air. If I take it for a spin the temperature drops and the AC air gets colder. Then repeats symptoms when im sitting in idle. Im going to clean or replace this evaporator sensor and go from there.
#9
I hear you, but at night (cool temperature 78) AC works fine but soon as my engine heats up and im not in motion, The rearview mirror temp starts rising (118 highest ever) and the AC blows warm air. If I take it for a spin the temperature drops and the AC air gets colder. Then repeats symptoms when im sitting in idle. Im going to clean or replace this evaporator sensor and go from there. For me it just seems like my engine is getting to hot and some how its kills the AC. I’m in the medical field, do beat me up to bad if thats not possible . (Alpha doesn’t run hot though from instrument reader)
#10
I have never got the AC OFF display Doc. Just got the sensors in, Evac (15896238) & Air Ambient (25775833). Where is the Evac sensor located?