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747 TECHNOLOGIES wrote:Got my back engine mount polyU'd for 500$, friend in arouca carried it for me, wanna take pics when i go collect it and have him put it on, should put an end to this stop at traffic bad vibration.
Randizzle_74 wrote:Hey guys , I have a 2006 CS3 Lancer ( Local ) and have been getting some problems with the A/C lately. The A/C cools as normal but would randomly blow hot air at times. I only noticed this after a sudden acceleration to merge on the highway. I carried it to an A/C guy who noticed that at times , the compressor is losing power / does not turn on because no current is going to it , so he sent me to an electrician to get it checked. The electrician swapped one of the A/C relays ( in the smaller, narrower fusebox under the hood) with the horn relay as a test. However , the problem is still there.
What is weird to note is that about a month ago , the radiator got a crack and the car overheated ( about 3/4 temp gauge ) and I noticed that the radiator fans never came on . I mentioned it to the mechanic who then unplugged a wire ( not sure if its the fan control or a temp sensor ) and the fans came on.
I brought this up because after the electrician swapped the relays, the radiator fan now comes on when the engine is on ( I assume this is normal ) , however I still have the problem with the A/C . I'm not sure if the relay was bad , because the horn still functions as well.
Would really appreciate it if someone can shed some light on these problems.
mety57 wrote:venum wrote:Hot Rod wrote:idlemind or venum ........ how long interms of mileage should i leave the cvt oil in the tranny???\
i read differnt articles which said a range of 25k to 100k .......... ne advice here fellas
20,000km
if you want to leave it in for more than 50,000km intervals, plz check me when you ready to buy a new tranny.![]()
DM does it at 40,000km i was told by one owner who strictly and religiously takes his local cs3 there
mobil 1 15w in Blondie from 2x,000km til today almost 200,000km
Silver has Shell Helix grey bottle
i have a 5 quarts bottle of cvt fluid
ZeroOne wrote:mety57 wrote:venum wrote:Hot Rod wrote:idlemind or venum ........ how long interms of mileage should i leave the cvt oil in the tranny???\
i read differnt articles which said a range of 25k to 100k .......... ne advice here fellas
20,000km
if you want to leave it in for more than 50,000km intervals, plz check me when you ready to buy a new tranny.![]()
DM does it at 40,000km i was told by one owner who strictly and religiously takes his local cs3 there
mobil 1 15w in Blondie from 2x,000km til today almost 200,000km
Silver has Shell Helix grey bottle
i have a 5 quarts bottle of cvt fluid
yuh still have the CVT fluid??
nissan4life wrote:Randizzle_74 wrote:Hey guys , I have a 2006 CS3 Lancer ( Local ) and have been getting some problems with the A/C lately. The A/C cools as normal but would randomly blow hot air at times. I only noticed this after a sudden acceleration to merge on the highway. I carried it to an A/C guy who noticed that at times , the compressor is losing power / does not turn on because no current is going to it , so he sent me to an electrician to get it checked. The electrician swapped one of the A/C relays ( in the smaller, narrower fusebox under the hood) with the horn relay as a test. However , the problem is still there.
What is weird to note is that about a month ago , the radiator got a crack and the car overheated ( about 3/4 temp gauge ) and I noticed that the radiator fans never came on . I mentioned it to the mechanic who then unplugged a wire ( not sure if its the fan control or a temp sensor ) and the fans came on.
I brought this up because after the electrician swapped the relays, the radiator fan now comes on when the engine is on ( I assume this is normal ) , however I still have the problem with the A/C . I'm not sure if the relay was bad , because the horn still functions as well.
Would really appreciate it if someone can shed some light on these problems.
Randizzle_74 from what you stating it could be a couple of things.If it colds soemtimes it could be the compressor clutch switch could be going(this is responsible for the cycling on and off of the compressor), the switching of the relays is to test if the relay is good but the electrician should of also checked the relay and the compressor before and after he switched relays with a volt meter to see which one is at fault.
From my lil knowledge the fact the car overheated could be a thermostat stuck in close position or the thermostat sensor is/has failed(as it turns the fans off and on) If the mechanic unplugged the thermostat sensor and the fans came on it means that sensor isnt working. Switch the car on plug back in the thermostat sensor and if fans turn off you have one of the culprits.
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Randizzle_74 wrote:nissan4life wrote:Randizzle_74 wrote:Randizzle_74 from what you stating it could be a couple of things.If it colds soemtimes it could be the compressor clutch switch could be going(this is responsible for the cycling on and off of the compressor), the switching of the relays is to test if the relay is good but the electrician should of also checked the relay and the compressor before and after he switched relays with a volt meter to see which one is at fault.
From my lil knowledge the fact the car overheated could be a thermostat stuck in close position or the thermostat sensor is/has failed(as it turns the fans off and on) If the mechanic unplugged the thermostat sensor and the fans came on it means that sensor isnt working. Switch the car on plug back in the thermostat sensor and if fans turn off you have one of the culprits.
Report back to the forum
So when i'm plugging back in the thermostat sensor , should the car be at normal running temperature for the fans to remain on ? Or do I need to turn on the A/C for them to remain on ? Or are they just supposed to remain on at low speed regardless of conditions.
I just made a drive from Uwi to Couva and when I came home the fans were on at a low speed and turning on the A/C made them spin at high speeds. Car was cooling as normal , however last night A/C was going warm again after a 5 minute drive. When I pulled over , fans weren't spinning at all , regardless if A/C was on or off. The car jerked sometimes when I pressed the A/C button and it even shut down once. Any way I can tell if compressor clutch switch is going ?
genghis wrote:carry your old line to those industrial hose ppl. where you located i know 2 off the top of my head in central.
i did it on my cs3 when my ps hose started leaking.
rameshb wrote:genghis wrote:carry your old line to those industrial hose ppl. where you located i know 2 off the top of my head in central.
i did it on my cs3 when my ps hose started leaking.
located in couva
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