[DML] Re: air conditioner cycle
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[DML] Re: air conditioner cycle



If the compressor clutch is not cycling then the cooling fans will not
cycle when the A/C is running. The cooling fan circuit is set up so
EITHER the otterstadt turns the fans on OR the A/C clutch circuit.
Both can turn the fans on but EITHER can keep them running. A little
bit of and/or logic here. Bottom line is the compressor clutch should
be cycling and then the cooling fans will also. You may have to adjust
the amount of refrigerent and/or the setting on the low pressure
switch. Too much refrigerent can cause the system to not cycle. If a
person not familiar with Deloreans worked on the A/C he would
overcharge the system to the point where it will not cycle. In such a
case the system must be drained and the correct amount metered back
in. THEN you can adjust the pressure switch (if necessary).
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757


--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "alex morgan" <mauibarber@xxxx> wrote:
> I didn't check when the car was in motion but NEITHER the compressor
or the 
> fans cycle.  I decided to take it to a shop today to have them
pressure test 
> it.  I would think even at idle the compressor or the fans would
cycle?  The 
> only time I hear the compressor click is when I start the AC and
when I turn 
> it off.  Otherwise its nonstop.
> Ill let you know what the shop says.
> Mahalo,
> Alex
> 
> 
> "Alex,
> Did you notice this when the car was idling or during a drive?
Reason for
> asking...  the manual says that the AC cycling may not happen when
the car 
> is
> idling. Make sure the RPMs are up and see if they cycle then.
> 
> Shannon Y
> 16506"






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