Air Conditioning
I have a 2002 Corolla Type S. The A/I could be folder. The Freon was a little low a half pound, and was added. However I still feel that the A/I could be folder and that the compressor cycles constantly.
I need help.
I need help.
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Was the system checked for a leak?
I am thinking of buying a 2002 Corolla but I can't decide if I should get A/C or not.I am concerned that while the A/C is on the engine will run hotter and contribute to head gasket trouble.Also, are there any repairs to other parts of the engine which might necessitate the removal of the A/C pump and therefore contribute to the overall cost of the repair job?
Thank you' mbbstims
I don't think overheating is an issue unless you lose all common sense, such as running uphill at high speed towing a boat in 100 degree weather....yep, for sure, that Corolla is gonna howl about that!
As for increasing maintenance costs, maybe we are talking about an extra hour or two of labor once in a blue moon. So what's that, $100 every 5 years? Not a big deal really.
Oh-some vehicles have a sight glass down stream of the compressor. If there are bubbles there you are low on charge. I'm not a true professionel here-so this is not gospel.
mbbstims- You are like I used to be 20 years ago with your concerns. Relax-get the AC, be comfortable and dont worry about problems that probably are not gonna' happen.
mbbstims
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Hope it is that simple. Good luck.
Jim