A/C not working, any ideas?
#1
A/C not working, any ideas?
Hi
I am having trouble with my Air Conditioning on my 1998 Chevy Express Passenger 2500 Van.
so far I have checked the fuse near the driver's foot well and also notice that the compressor does not seem to engage when I switch the blower to AC
Do any of you have any suggestions of extra troubleshooting before I get taking things apart?
Many Thanx
I am having trouble with my Air Conditioning on my 1998 Chevy Express Passenger 2500 Van.
so far I have checked the fuse near the driver's foot well and also notice that the compressor does not seem to engage when I switch the blower to AC
Do any of you have any suggestions of extra troubleshooting before I get taking things apart?
Many Thanx
#5
My 98 Express a/c compressor clicks in when switched on but I'm not getting ice cold air (just regular cold like when a/c is not selected).
Am I correct in thinking I need a top up as I probably have enough refrigerant pressure to activate the compressor but not enough to generate the cold ?
The a/c metal hoses are not cold and do not generate any moisture/condensation on them.
Thanks.
(when I bought the van , the a/c did not work at all. I had the refrigerant replaced and everything started to work , compressor etc).
Saabman, just have the refrigerant replaced. Hopefully none of the seals have perished due to lack of use !
Am I correct in thinking I need a top up as I probably have enough refrigerant pressure to activate the compressor but not enough to generate the cold ?
The a/c metal hoses are not cold and do not generate any moisture/condensation on them.
Thanks.
(when I bought the van , the a/c did not work at all. I had the refrigerant replaced and everything started to work , compressor etc).
Saabman, just have the refrigerant replaced. Hopefully none of the seals have perished due to lack of use !
Last edited by EnyChevyUK; July 17th, 2010 at 10:37 AM.
#6
Hi
Well I had the system refilled and discovered the caps where missing on the upper and lower connections... this (so I was told by the expert) might have been the reason for my loss of gas... He used a tracer to check for leaks and all seems to be OK now...
Lucky as I have just driven 1500 miles round trip in one of the hottest summers for a while here in Europe...
Thanx for all you replies
Well I had the system refilled and discovered the caps where missing on the upper and lower connections... this (so I was told by the expert) might have been the reason for my loss of gas... He used a tracer to check for leaks and all seems to be OK now...
Lucky as I have just driven 1500 miles round trip in one of the hottest summers for a while here in Europe...
Thanx for all you replies
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
chevywilly
TrailBlazer
0
November 26th, 2014 7:05 PM
surfridefish
Silverado, Sierra & Fullsize Pick-ups
1
February 14th, 2012 6:20 PM
surfridefish
Tahoe & Suburban
0
February 11th, 2012 10:18 PM
shayneneal
Express, Savana & G-Series Vans
3
August 27th, 2009 6:52 PM