Questions & Answers for: ac compressor static pressure honda

...pressure I want my compressor to shut off at 100 psi, is there any way to this? You compressor has a pilot valve that controls the tank pressure and the speed of the engine. Locate the brass pilot ...

...its probably low on r-134a. AC only works if it has enough pressure in the system. Go to the auto parts store and pick up a refill kit. If you don't know how to do it ask the parts guy to help

...and let system sit with a vacume pressure - to determain if there r any leaks ) if no leaks and everything else chks out just charge system --- or compressor is bad Could be defecttive ac

...working, fuses check out. rear a/c blows hot (in July). What's the problem prob.bad relay Your a.c might need freon. When the compressor is low in freon it does not turn on it has a pressure

...but isn't making it down to the fan.also, the ac system has a static pressure of 150psi, but compressor turned on only once, then shut off in less than 1 second. try changing the compressor ...

...still under warranty! if not here is a list of items to check out: A refrigerant leak defective compressor defective pressure valves defective sensors defective a/c relay defective fans on/off ...

...ac compressor, since the clutch wouldn't engage. so i changed the ac compressor and nothing happened. I then connected the compressor direct to the battery with a cable just to make sure it ...

...the car after sitting with the Ac on. 5 minutes later I turned the car back on and Ac is now blowing hot air. Had pressure checked and it fine. No leak. Any suggestions? Have you checked the a/c

...compressor needs the pilot to control pressure however does not need the throttle control. You can set the engine on constant speed. Less trouble but uses little more gas. Just remove the throttle ...

ac on the astro van not working compressor running ok low side 50 high side 75 both pipes warm front and rear Bad compressor ? Start by testing static pressures. Then move on to running pressures. See