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Re: What fixed it?
Posted by jordan (more from jordan) on Thu, 16 Aug 2001 21:18:31
In Reply to: What fixed it?, Robert Kaplan, Thu, 16 Aug 2001 10:45:27
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First, thanks to Ari for giving me exactly the info I needed. I have the one speed fan and so I don't need the other relay. Second, thanks to Robert for remembering the problem which went on and on... one mechanic wired the fog light switch to the A/C so that I could turn it on and off, but that only worked for about 100 miles and then the new compressor stopped working (I was on a trip from Ontario to Nova Scotia. I drove without A/C all summer and finally a person here convinced me to put a used ACC unit in it. We did last week and it worked... the compressor now comes on. But the air is not that cold. There are no leaks in the system and the system is fully charged with R132... The original A/C was R12, but it was changed to R123 several years ago (refitted... whatever that means). So now I have replaced every component of the A/C and spent literally thousands of dollars on it... and it is just moderately cool. But this week the alternator (which was replaced with a rebuilt 1.5 years ago) is not functioning properly. The car was dying every time I slowed down. When I turned the key it would start and run so long as I didn't slow down. So now I am waiting for a Bosch rebuilt alternator to arrive tomorrow from Vancouver and be installed. By the way, the rubber on the front top engine mount is very cracked and damaged and the mechanic thinks the mount (2 pieces) should be replaced. Do you agree?
Thanks again... the information you provide is invaluable.
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