Hey Buds,

I live in the tropics and its hot all year round here. Just trying to get an idea on Inside outlet temp levels. I've been reading that the average acceptable air conditioner outlet temperature is about 45 degrees.

The NISSAN hardbody 94 (i own), blows air at about 45-49 degrees. Ice Cold.

I also have a Infiniti I-35, and working on a new compressor right now. I want that sucker to blow in the mid 40's too.

What's your avg. Temperature outlet running?

(ps. i used the meat thermometer to check mine)

 

Then put less refrigerant in it.

 

I keep car at 26*C during winter. I'm happy

 

I'm cheap so I just roll the damn windows down...

 

You mean "Broke"...tell the truth!

 

Where did you learn this?

I thought more FREON equals colder air coming through the vents???

 

No totally wrong ..... it...

 

Ok....i did a search and found nothing that indicates Lower Freon equals Cooler Air. As a matter of Fact, one of the mechanics told me a story about a customer of his who wanted his air ICE COLD. He filled it up to capacity. But when the seasons changed, the AC blew off some Freon because the system was too full. BUT, he said, the AC was blowing out at 40 degrees.

I'll keep looking for that info. But so far, no luck.

Thankjs

 

Lower pressure = colder (to a point)

That's why when your home AC is leaking and low, it freezes your coil into a block of ice.

I maintenance ACs.

 

...Thank you Child...

So, question:
"How many cans (or pounds)of freon do you keep in your system?

 

Idk. I haven't even charged the system since my swap (it's winter, so who cares).

Get some cheapo gauges and go to work.

 

LOL.
Yeah...well i live near the beach bro. Chicks like AC down here!
We'll send you a picture from the Surf...

 

I hate heat and high DPs. You can keep it

 

Yep....that's why YOU GOTTA HAVE AC.
You can keep driving in the snow, chipping ice off your windshield, frozen water lines, spin outs on Ice Roads, dirty smog air, cloudy grey skies, etc.
I'll take the beach, boating, fishing, and sunshine...
Deal.

 

Cmon, now, you Southerners exaggerate everything winter related
Oh, no, it's 32, we're going to shut down the entire city (yes, I watch your antics).

The only thing that actually happens regularly are cloudy skies, which I love. I hate the sun. I'm not fortunate enough to be in the snow belt.

 

Up here in Canada, that's called T-Shirt time and we whip out the shorts to go with them.