Condenser Problems with a Car Air Conditioner

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Diagnose condenser problems and issues during car air conditioner repair; learn how in this free DIY auto-mechanic video from our expert in automotive AC repair and maintenance.

By: Mark Delgado

Source: Expert Village

Length: 1:05

Comments: 0

Tags: car repair car maintenance

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"Hi, my name is Mark Delgado with American Auto Service for Expert Village. The one problem that may cause poor AC service is that the condenser may not be properly cooling the high pressure gas and that may not even be an air conditioning system problem but an engine fan clutch or an electrical fan problem. Any vehicle will either have a mechanical fan that is attached to the engine or it will have an electric fan that is controlled by relays and the computer. So, if the electric fans don't work or the fan clutch is malfunctioning to where it is not drawing enough air through the condenser you will get poor AC performance. When this occurs, you are going to have a high side reading of beyond the specs. Where it will normally be around 300 psi, you may get 400 psi on the readings on the gages, on the high side."

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