Questions & Answers for: Mitsubishi Galant ac sensor

...AC compressor, but $150 and a little elbow grease is much cheaper. Make sure you have all the right tools to fit. If you have a Galant that is 1 to 13 years old don't worry about the refrigerant ...

sensor have been put in after the $2K repair job. It is still unreliable and I have a lake in the passenger floor boards. The mechanic claims it is rain water - though most of the water collected on a

...fuse for cooling fan second see if the fan relay checks out okay if so the culpret most likely your temp sensor is out of range the reason for the fan with ac this has a seperate fan relay good ...

...be the problem The temperature sensor for the radiator cooling fan is probably bad. When you turn the AC on, it overrides the sensor and the fan runs all the time while the AC compressor is

...sensor at the lower radiator hose towards the engine. The fan should turn on. If it does not it may be the relay or the fan. See if you can swap the AC fan relay (assuming the ac fan is running) and ...

...sensor. does the car idle on correct RPM, should be around 700 with no AC on. If its run below 700, you might need to adjust your rpm up, however, try to get a tune up first and get the RPM to ...

AC engages it's compressor it triggers the idle sensor to increase idle to compensate for the huge load that an AC unit puts on a vehicle. If your AC is producing cold air, approx. 40 degrees on high,

...AC is on or off. At first the temperature is normal but afer driving long the temperature rises above half of the guage. immediately i stop the car and restarts again then temperature becomes normal. ...

...AC. If the rpm's drop and don't come back up or the car dies, it is probably a dirty max air flow sensor. This is an easy fix even for a novice. Many you tube videos to show you how to clean. 2)check ...

my mitsubishi galant 2000 model is has too much consumption, 30 litres for 200 kilometers without AC urban. run the fault codes and find the sensors that are faulty. check for fuel leaks in the system