shitty a.c.
does anyone els`s a.c. suck *****? mine doesnt get cold 4 **** it takes about a half hour for the car to get halfway cool but halfway cool isnt enough 4 me i`m not a small person i need cold!
make sure you aren't making the AC work too hard:
roll down all the windows before you start the car (and sunroof if you have one)
turn on AC, highest fan, NOT-recirculate
drive around a minute or so to get the indoor temp down at least to the outside temp (a closed car can be 140+F)
After a few minutes of driving, close the windows and switch to recirculate
It's easier and a lot faster to cool 100F air than to cool 140+F air.
roll down all the windows before you start the car (and sunroof if you have one)
turn on AC, highest fan, NOT-recirculate
drive around a minute or so to get the indoor temp down at least to the outside temp (a closed car can be 140+F)
After a few minutes of driving, close the windows and switch to recirculate
It's easier and a lot faster to cool 100F air than to cool 140+F air.
in my ex, my a.c is amazing. fastest best working air conditioning i've seen in a car. MIND you im in ontario, it's not 35'c yet. temp is averaging from 15-27... but either way, i'd get it checked ou
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My A/C is almost too cold...
The car never sits outside so it doesn't get too hot, but when it's 80-90 degrees, I just run max a/c for a few minutes, and then put the a/c fan to 2-3 clicks.
Most of the time I have to turn it to feet because I get VERY cold! lol
The car never sits outside so it doesn't get too hot, but when it's 80-90 degrees, I just run max a/c for a few minutes, and then put the a/c fan to 2-3 clicks.
Most of the time I have to turn it to feet because I get VERY cold! lol
May need a recharge...
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Datin' a black chick?
jk
The A/C in my EX was pretty damn cold.
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Datin' a black chick?
jkThe A/C in my EX was pretty damn cold.
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Datin' a black chick?
jk
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haha.....no
Datin' a black chick?
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haha.....no
Once I have like 3 bars of engine temp my si blows real cold. It was 90 degrees the other day and I had to turn the temp gauge up a bit because my hands were ice cold. And on a brand new car, it damn well should be that way so tell Honda to fix it. I sell Toyotas and they all blow ice cold almost immediately, even the **** box corollas and yarises. But don't be too stupid to open all the windows and let out the hot air first.
After reading what you guys were experiencing, and starting to pay attention on mine, I think what's going on is that during moderate-heavy accelleration, the compressor shuts off. This is fairly common and helps get more power when you need it (AC can take 25% of your power away!).
I had an old mazda that did this, and a few cars since. Typically a vaccum sensor detects low engine vaccuum (= accelleration) and shuts off the compressor clutch. Today it may be ECU controlled rather than vaccuum.
I was checking mine today and it seems to be the case. Slow down and it starts slinging ice cubes. Push it and it blows a bit warm until you back off the gas.
If you are low on freon, racing the engine usually make sit colder, so that works just the opposite.
I had an old mazda that did this, and a few cars since. Typically a vaccum sensor detects low engine vaccuum (= accelleration) and shuts off the compressor clutch. Today it may be ECU controlled rather than vaccuum.
I was checking mine today and it seems to be the case. Slow down and it starts slinging ice cubes. Push it and it blows a bit warm until you back off the gas.
If you are low on freon, racing the engine usually make sit colder, so that works just the opposite.
Well I went to Vegas right after I got my car and I think it was over 100 and my ac just stopped working, but when I came back to cali and try to take it to the dealer it started working again... i'ma take it in anyways before my warranty ends i'm at 25,000 right now hehe


