Subject	This as painful a repair as there can be one on
Posted by	JMartz on October 26, 2017 at 8:36 AM
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In Reply To	I just checked the order to make sure. posted by Tanley (ATL) on October 23, 2017 at 04:34 PM
Message	the Z32. I am just not a fan of auto a/c. When the system is 1st started it goes through a cycling of its doors, at least in "heater mode" (when the temp set point is above ambient temp, or that of inside the car). Letting the car have control of the compressor is a royal bitch, as under certain conditions, in an attempt to dehumidify, the a/c comp program will run the compressor. I will reiterate; if the refrigerant cycle is operating properly, the problem is in the blending box, the a/c computer or the control pod (this last one most unlikely). The one thing that always worries me is the variable resistor on the blending door/coolant valve motor. A failure of this very simple "sensor", or even a loss of accuracy, will render the a/c near useless. Do look at the compressor. Nissan a/c systems DO NOT clutch cycle. If you see the the compressor clutch go on and off with any frequency, something is not right.
Follow Ups	A/C system diagnostics. - Tanley (ATL) 22:05:43 10/22/17 When the refrigerant cycle is operating normally, - JMartz 08:00:48 10/23/17 Something else I should have mentioned is that all A/C - Tanley (ATL) 09:51:14 10/23/17 If your refrigerant cycle and heat exchange is - JMartz 14:07:50 10/23/17 I just checked the order to make sure. - Tanley (ATL) 16:34:35 10/23/17 This as painful a repair as there can be one on - JMartz 08:36:10 10/26/17 I just took a look at the condenser. It's a late model/ - Tanley (ATL) 18:50:56 10/24/17
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