Blowing Hot Air
#1
Blowing Hot Air
sup. Oh how I love my villa I try to do everything to keep it perfect and I got a new problem I cant seem to figure out im guessing its a couple of things and I have to elminate them one by one.
Its a beautiful sunday about 60 degrees nice and sunny and im riding clean, feeling good, hit the fan button on the ECC turn it to about 62 and keep riding until I notice the air blowing out feels like 80 degrees. I try to turn the fan to coolest temp and still blows hot a** air its like driving in a sweat box. I turn the A/C on but that aint no better it works takes like 10 min to work but it blows comfortable air not freezing cold air like it should. I cant figure out what it could be got alot of ideas.
Water pump, radiator, airmix actuator, "Just get my A/C serviced", low coolant (change)?
95 sse
Its a beautiful sunday about 60 degrees nice and sunny and im riding clean, feeling good, hit the fan button on the ECC turn it to about 62 and keep riding until I notice the air blowing out feels like 80 degrees. I try to turn the fan to coolest temp and still blows hot a** air its like driving in a sweat box. I turn the A/C on but that aint no better it works takes like 10 min to work but it blows comfortable air not freezing cold air like it should. I cant figure out what it could be got alot of ideas.
Water pump, radiator, airmix actuator, "Just get my A/C serviced", low coolant (change)?
95 sse
#5
if it gets in the red or even past 200 YOU HAVE A PROBLEM. what is the coolant level????
have you replaced the thermostat recently?? it might be sticking......
could be a bad water pump as well.
have you replaced the thermostat recently?? it might be sticking......
could be a bad water pump as well.
#8
From your original description I'd have to say the little door that allows hot air from the heater core into the system is stuck. I know WillWren has described how to fix this numerous times in the past. Hopefully he'll chime in to get you some details.
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