I own a 2005 Hyundai Tucson in which the Ac keeps quiting in. When this happens the defrost, heater and fresh air flow will not work either. After 15-20 minutes it will kick back on and work fine for 15-20 minutes, then it quits again. I took it to my dealer and they can't figure it out, even after they drove it around town and had quit on them. My Tucson only has 18722 miles on it and shouldn't be having problems already. Any HELP will be appreciated. Thank you.
It sounds like the dryer is bad, or the filter that goes to the high pressure line. It could also be the pressure switch that goes on the high pressure line comming off the dryer. It has 2 wires that come off of it. It simply screws out and works off of a barring that is pushed by the freon in the system. if its bad or the pressure is low the switch won't work. Usually A/C systems are not hard to work on but they do need special tools, ie a vacume pumb, o rings, special oil, let me know if I can give you any more info
it sounds like the dryer is bad, or the filter that goes to the high pressure line. It could also be the pressure switch that goes on the high pressure line comming off the dryer. It has 2 wires that come off of it. It simply screws out and works off of a barring that is pushed by the freon in the system. if its bad or the pressure is low the switch won't work. Usually A/C systems are not hard to work on but they do need special tools, ie a vacume pumb, o rings, special oil, let me know if I can give you any more info
it sounds like the dryer is bad, or the filter that goes to the high pressure line. It could also be the pressure switch that goes on the high pressure line comming off the dryer. It has 2 wires that come off of it. It simply screws out and works off of a barring that is pushed by the freon in the system. if its bad or the pressure is low the switch won't work. Usually A/C systems are not hard to work on but they do need special tools, ie a vacume pumb, o rings, special oil, let me know if I can give you any more info
it sounds like the dryer is bad, or the filter that goes to the high pressure line. It could also be the pressure switch that goes on the high pressure line comming off the dryer. It has 2 wires that come off of it. It simply screws out and works off of a barring that is pushed by the freon in the system. if its bad or the pressure is low the switch won't work. Usually A/C systems are not hard to work on but they do need special tools, ie a vacume pumb, o rings, special oil, let me know if I can give you any more info
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