Aircon induced power loss?
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I've done a quick search about this and have found a few related threads with respect to the aircon affecting idle speed etc, but has anyone else ever noticed a marginal increase/decrease in power when driving as the aircon clicks off/on? At times, mine almost feels the same as a very light application/release of the brakes!
I am of course very new to the car and am tending to notice every unusual characteristic, but coupled with my previous question about aircon noise, I am increasingly concerned that I may have a minor problem with my aircon pump or compressor?
I am of course very new to the car and am tending to notice every unusual characteristic, but coupled with my previous question about aircon noise, I am increasingly concerned that I may have a minor problem with my aircon pump or compressor?
You absolutly notice it on track - it's quite marked difference aircon on/off.
Remember that the Noble has very little (read bugger all
) sound proofing between the engine and cockpit. You'll therefore notice every little noise until your brain gets reprogrammed as to what's normal.
J
Remember that the Noble has very little (read bugger all
) sound proofing between the engine and cockpit. You'll therefore notice every little noise until your brain gets reprogrammed as to what's normal. J
It might be worth getting the gas checked. If it's down it will be working harder to get the compression.
I had mine done recently and it's a revelation !
it used to take a few minutes to cool down but now it's pretty much ice cold in seconds !
>> Edited by obes on Monday 5th September 10:32
I had mine done recently and it's a revelation !
it used to take a few minutes to cool down but now it's pretty much ice cold in seconds !
>> Edited by obes on Monday 5th September 10:32
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