Checking If Car Has Air Con?
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Ifc it has an A/C button then it will have Air Con. I'm not sure exactly where the A?C compressor is located on the S6 Engine, but it will be at the front of the engine, a big thing about the size of an alternator, belt driven and with some big pipes going in to it. It probably just needs a re-gas.
Cheers mate - I always thought they all came with the a/c button even if they didn't have it fitted! I'll check out the front of the engine tommorow, would be great if it just needs a re-gas, was just surprised I couldn't hear the compressor kicking in or see the revs drop etc.
Thanks!
Dom
Thanks!
Dom
Zeemax_Mini said:
Cheers mate - I always thought they all came with the a/c button even if they didn't have it fitted! I'll check out the front of the engine tommorow, would be great if it just needs a re-gas, was just surprised I couldn't hear the compressor kicking in or see the revs drop etc.
Thanks!
Dom
The compressor won't kick in if there is no gas in the system.Thanks!
Dom
I heard that the early cars had a problem with ports pipes and the gas would leak out after a fairly short time.
I noticed the other day that mine does now not work so I'll have to get it topped up, not bad really because it's worked ok for 9 years now without any regas or anything else.
I noticed the other day that mine does now not work so I'll have to get it topped up, not bad really because it's worked ok for 9 years now without any regas or anything else.
Pursyluv said:
Needed my aircon for the first time a couple of weeks ago, pressed the button and nothing, i assumed it wasn't working until the Mrs asked whether turning it made any difference 
The one that turns is just the cold fan - the aircon is the small button just in from of that.
Thanks to everyone - I've had the airbox off today to replace the oil pressure sender (see other thread!), and i do have the compressor etc. Where do people suggest for a regas, is a typical kwikfit type place/mobile regas company ok, or is it worth paying the extra for a TVR specialist to do it?
Cheers!
Dom
Cheers!
Dom
Haha, not surprised by that response! I used a local tyre/exhaust place to do my Audi a few months ago, and as I have family connections to them they took a lot of care doing it. I've also used a mobile guy, though his setup seemed a bit older - the tyre/exhaust centre had a high tech machine analysing things as it went, the mobile guy had a little compressor to pressure check it and then a huge tank of gas to refil it. If neither of these seem suitable, where do people suggest?
Cheers,
Dom
Cheers,
Dom
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