92 Honda Civic
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Re: 92 Honda Civic
relsom wrote:
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> Help Needed. A/C works at idle and low RPM's but cuts off at high speed.
> What would cause this?
I don't know, but let me add my question in with yours. On my 92 Civic,
the A/C seems to run OK for about 10 min or 10 mi after you turn it on,
then cuts off. Come to think of it, perhaps this happens after a few
fast freeway miles. Even though I live in a hot climate, I don't use my
A/C much because of these questions about it, and I am used to going
without because A/C was not operable on my previous old car.
Dail Singleton
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> Help Needed. A/C works at idle and low RPM's but cuts off at high speed.
> What would cause this?
I don't know, but let me add my question in with yours. On my 92 Civic,
the A/C seems to run OK for about 10 min or 10 mi after you turn it on,
then cuts off. Come to think of it, perhaps this happens after a few
fast freeway miles. Even though I live in a hot climate, I don't use my
A/C much because of these questions about it, and I am used to going
without because A/C was not operable on my previous old car.
Dail Singleton
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Re: 92 Honda Civic
F. Dail Singleton, Jr. wrote:
> relsom wrote:
>
>>Help Needed. A/C works at idle and low RPM's but cuts off at high speed.
>>What would cause this?
>
>
> I don't know, but let me add my question in with yours. On my 92 Civic,
> the A/C seems to run OK for about 10 min or 10 mi after you turn it on,
> then cuts off. Come to think of it, perhaps this happens after a few
> fast freeway miles. Even though I live in a hot climate, I don't use my
> A/C much because of these questions about it, and I am used to going
> without because A/C was not operable on my previous old car.
>
> Dail Singleton
id run it on the freeway until it stops, then pull off and pop the hood.
if you see ice forming on any of the lines, somethings wrong.
> relsom wrote:
>
>>Help Needed. A/C works at idle and low RPM's but cuts off at high speed.
>>What would cause this?
>
>
> I don't know, but let me add my question in with yours. On my 92 Civic,
> the A/C seems to run OK for about 10 min or 10 mi after you turn it on,
> then cuts off. Come to think of it, perhaps this happens after a few
> fast freeway miles. Even though I live in a hot climate, I don't use my
> A/C much because of these questions about it, and I am used to going
> without because A/C was not operable on my previous old car.
>
> Dail Singleton
id run it on the freeway until it stops, then pull off and pop the hood.
if you see ice forming on any of the lines, somethings wrong.
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