Ice on AC unit
#1
Ice on AC unit
I have 92 GXE. All of a sudden it starts making a noise like the exhasut is leaking somewhere close to the transmission. When I open the hood to check it, I see the nozzle and that part where you charge the AC gas has ice all over it eventhough it is -6C here in Toronto. It was so neat that at first I thought the color of that part is white but when I scratch it, I figured it was an Ice. Any idea why this is happening? Please email me at naveed1966@hotmail.com
Regards,
Regards,
#2
It's normal and nothing to worry about. When the outside air temp is cool, the air conditioner is producing more cold than is needed in the evaporator, so the entire low pressure line between the evaporator and the compressor tends to frost up.
#5
Yes it is an Auto Climate control but I thought if I set the temperature to 32 degree then heat will turn on not Cooling. Like you say earlier this is a normal behaviour in that type of temparture.
Now I guess I have to worry about the exhaust.
Now I guess I have to worry about the exhaust.
#7
Yes, using the "Econ" switch will turn off the A/C and save a little wear and tear on the compressor. (The defrost button will engage it again.)
The exhaust leak may be caused by broken exhaust manifold studs. It seems to be a common problem, although I haven't had it happen yet.
The exhaust leak may be caused by broken exhaust manifold studs. It seems to be a common problem, although I haven't had it happen yet.
#9
About all that switch does is change the rpm that shifts occur at. In the power position, the shifts will be at a higher RPM than in the comfort position. The transmission will also downshift a little sooner in the power mode. All of this assumes part throttle and normal acceleration. If you have a heavy foot (like me) there isn't a lot of difference in the positions.
Rod Schneider
Woodstock, Ga
92 Maxima GXE
Rod Schneider
Woodstock, Ga
92 Maxima GXE
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