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|    Mark Hofmann to Mike Luther     |
|    Re: 1986 Ford CrownVic A/C    |
|    21 Apr 11 18:03:08    |
       > Howdy!        >         > A friend has a 1986 Ford Crown Vic in which the factory Air Conditioning         > Compressor cools things just fine. But it also has a frequent on/off,         > on/off,on/off cycling of the compressor. Obviously this isn't good for the         > electric clutch stuff on the compressor. What is a 'normal' cause of this         > constant on/off compressor action?              I'm not 100% sure, but have heard that there are high and low pressure sensors       that "protect" the compressor from burning up by shutting it off if it thinks       there is low R134a in the system.               My best guess would be either it is low on R134a (but if it is blowing cold,       that probably isn't the case), or one of the sensors is thinking it is low and       cycling it. It can also be a slight clog in the system causing too much       pressure.              - Mark              --- WWIVToss v.1.40 Registered         * Origin: http://www.weather-station.org * Bel Air, MD -USA (1:261/1304.0)    |
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