2002 225 overheating and no AC
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2002 225 overheating and no AC
To any TT genius,
Guys, I ahve an 02 225 coupe that 2 things have happened in last few days....
1) I'm overheating at idle.
2) my AC blows hot air.
I noticed the temp going up when I rec'd the alarm...I had AC on in hopes that it would start blowing cold again.
I turned off AC and soon my temp guage came back to dead center and alarm cleared.
I checked my low side AC port to try to add R134, but had tons of pressure.
Any thoughts before I go to the stealer? I have 95K miles on her.
My hopes that its a problem common to both issues related to a simple temperature switch somewhere.
I also noted that my fan hasn't been coming on.(or at least I didn't notice it)
Thanks tons for any advice.
wyaTT
Guys, I ahve an 02 225 coupe that 2 things have happened in last few days....
1) I'm overheating at idle.
2) my AC blows hot air.
I noticed the temp going up when I rec'd the alarm...I had AC on in hopes that it would start blowing cold again.
I turned off AC and soon my temp guage came back to dead center and alarm cleared.
I checked my low side AC port to try to add R134, but had tons of pressure.
Any thoughts before I go to the stealer? I have 95K miles on her.
My hopes that its a problem common to both issues related to a simple temperature switch somewhere.
I also noted that my fan hasn't been coming on.(or at least I didn't notice it)
Thanks tons for any advice.
wyaTT
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Re: are your fans working?
Nope.
Another message states to remove battery and clean terminals beneath it. I can do this as I have those skills....as long as I dont have to remove half of the car to do this. Is the terminal connection immediately beneath the battery?
Thanks man,
wyaTT
Another message states to remove battery and clean terminals beneath it. I can do this as I have those skills....as long as I dont have to remove half of the car to do this. Is the terminal connection immediately beneath the battery?
Thanks man,
wyaTT
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Re: Check fuses on top of battery.
I already did. They look healthy (I presume you are talking of the 3 fuses on top, 30A each). I was thinking about just replacing them anyway, but didnt see any melted fuses or obvious problems. Thanks though.
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Re: could be a defective fan relay/switch...they are known to go bad at times...
I'd change that right now if I knew where it was. I live about 300 yards from the stealer. Is it an easy evolution?