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janker 16th June 2021 15:59

Rover 75 AC question
 
Hi everybody

Im just trying to see what the problem with my aircon on my Diesel 75 2002 , i have a working fan on slow speed and all speeds working also new belt fitted , Tried the diagnostic test and i get the code FC 00 which i believe is no errors found, If it was low on gas would it have shown me an error code ?? or could it be something else.
I just didnt want go getting it recharged if it may have another fault.

thanks

SD1too 16th June 2021 17:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by janker (Post 2886829)
If it was low on gas would it have shown me an error code ?

No Julian.
Quote:

Originally Posted by janker (Post 2886829)
... or could it be something else.

Possibly but loss of refrigerant gas is the most likely explanation if you don't use it regularly throughout the year.
Does the compressor engage when you press the windscreen demist button?
Do you have poor cooling or no cooling at all?
Is the cooling better when the car is travelling at speed and worst when stationary?

Simon

janker 16th June 2021 17:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by SD1too (Post 2886846)
No Julian.

Possibly but loss of refrigerant gas is the most likely explanation if you don't use it regularly throughout the year.
Does the compressor engage when you press the windscreen demist button?
Do you have poor cooling or no cooling at all?
Is the cooling better when the car is travelling at speed and worst when stationary?

Simon

Hi Simon
1.Yes the compressor engages when demist pressed.
2. no cooling at all.
3. about the same when traveling or still.

thanks

SD1too 17th June 2021 06:23

Thanks for your answers Julian. It does sound as if your system is low on refrigerant but I would advise against heading off to the nearest fast-fit outfit or garage for a cheap and cheerful recharge. You'll get a much better service from an air conditioning specialist, either with premises (not easy to find these days) or a mobile self-employed business.

Simon

COLVERT 17th June 2021 15:47

Just had my air-con recharged yesterday, Lasted out well from new. 2003.

It was only cool but now I had trouble letting go of the steering wheel as it had frozen my fingers to it.----:eek:---;););)


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