Honda Civic AC system blowing warm, possible fixes to help save money, I go over many possible causes which you can fix yourself.
code list blinks 1 time, indicates a open in the air mix circuit, 2 times indicates a short in the air mix circuit, 3 times problem in the air mix control linkage door or motor, 4 times open or short in the in the mode control motor circuit, 5 times problem in the mode control linkage, door or motor, 6 times Blower motor circuit, 7 times heater control panel error.
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How to you accurately test the AC/Freon pressure with a gauge if the compressor clutch doesn't enable ? Isn't that a catch 22 ?
Hey Dan, thanks for the video. Mine is blinking 6 times, I replaced the blower motor resistor. Is there a fix for this or would I have to take it into a shop for it to get fixed?
What's the brand name of the temperature reader?
how do you know which actuator needs to be replaced?
What is pag oil??
Hey Danny hope you’re doing well, I just got a 10’ Civic LX and I’m having problem with the A/C, it blows cold when I start driving and when I’m at idle it blows cold air but not as cold as it would be when accelerating or driving, do you know what may be causing this? I also found that after I did the AC unit test it blinked 4 times. Any steps I should do to check what’s wrong? Thanks.
Which side did you hook the Freon can to? Should be the low pressure side, correct?
Thank you so much you video help me to fix my Ac issue. God bless you 🙂
what's the part number and name to your power probe? and how much is it?
damn nice video thanks
What if the climate control unit has a code said AC? I followed your instruction and it has the AC code. Is there anyway I can get the code reset? I just had my AC compressor fixed but the AC is on and off itself, looks like some sort of signal not passing through correctly. Many thanks if you could help me out
What's the part number for the AC relay?
Have you dealt with moldy/musty smelling AC? My 9th gen is smelling
Question: 07 Civic EX. A/C wasn't charged when I bought it. I was told it just needed freon. Bought a charge kit from Walmart. Put it on the low pressure side to change it. It was empty. Turned everything on high/max, pulled the trigger, clutch activated but the gauge shot to the red/full/danger zone within 3 secs. I know it's not full. What do you think?
Where would I find the actuator? Is it in the dash in the passenger footwell?
Im goin to change the evaporator and expantion valve my self, where do you add the pag oil in for the evaporator ? Do i do it trough the gauges and how much do you put in for 2008 Honda Civic Ex Sedan 1.8L?
Hello,
Please if someone encounter this problem… on my display when i press auto on the aircon, and then ac button to turn off or to turn on doesnt show the message on the screen and also doesnt turn on the ac.. like the button is not working, ive pulled out #35fuse in the dash the radio and the screen went off and after that pressed ac button and the ac started to work, ive put back the fuse and ac on and off buton worked also i had the message for ac control on the display after working for some hours its the same no message for control on the display for the ac function like it doesnt exist, did the same and again not funtctioning, the ac is filled up with refrigirant and when worked it blows realy cold, put it on diagnostic and showed up ac evaporator temp sensor open circuit..my question is why the ac function on the screen doesnt show up 2006
1.8 103kw hatchback ufo
how do you get to the actuator to see it moving when you move the temperature knobs?
Sir, an excellent video. I am an automotive instructor and I think you made a perfect video.
What are your thoughts on hotwiring a switch to my dashboard in order to get my ac running. It’s an old car, ‘96. The ac works, I just can’t get the compressor to engage no matter how many parts I replace. No one can figure it out. I’ve heard of people doing this. I understand that this could kill the compressor, but if I cycle the switch on and off, maybe I could get by. What do you think? Thank you!
Great video Danny, a polite suggestion is checking the cabin air filter. I had my Acura's dirty enough to freeze the core and naturally stopped cooling. Swapped it and worked fine.
Question:
Where is the actuator module located?
Is it under the hood?