AC cutout during highway travel on hot day
driving 2017 V-6 at 90MPH in 96 deg heat for 1/2 and AC stopped working.
after i stopped and car cooled down the AC working fine. :bonk: anybody experienced this issue??????? |
no. are you sure it was getting too hot?
your car is old enough for the tstat to get stuck open. this causes a too low temp issue, which will turn the radiator fan on, the ac will stop working, your coolant temp will read 0 by stopping (turning off), the residual heat and lack of air flow will reach acceptable temp. this behaviour is intermittent as the tstat gets more and more stuck and harder to close. eventually becoming stuck all the time. codes are thrown for this but it won't always cause a CES light to show on the dash. |
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Did you happen to check and see how hot the car actually got?
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Other issues could be related to failing compressor... |
ive had it happen before turned it off then turned it back on and it was fine
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Kev, what RPM were you driving at?
When I drive my local canyons in a spirited manner (fast acceleration with constant high RPM) or when I hit the track, the AC might decrease its power in order to cool the engine. |
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