QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Apr 17 2019, 07:40 AM)
Just for information to the general public. The "cooling coil" is called the evaporator.
The radiator like thing in front of the car's radiator is called the condenser.
If anyone has or is going to get their Aircon components serviced to replaced, make sure the technician use a vacuum pump to draw air out before putting the gas in. Also change the dryer cannister when doing so.
If you get weak airflow, the following applies.
Blocked evaporator (as above)
Weak blower
Blower resistor faulty
The components are not expensive but the labour can be depending on car models ( some needs to take out the dashboard to get to)
ah....thanks for the clarfication.
i actually have an issue. once in a while, my aircon does not blow cold air anymore for a few minutes while driving (or waiting at traffic light), since dec last year.
on normal circumstances, the fan works, the magnetic clutch engage.
when it happen, there is still air flow (still strong), but most of the time it happen, i am driving and before i'm able to check out if the magnetic clutch engage at that time, it goes back on.
what could be the problem? i will be going to workshop when i find the time this month or next. worried that it could be a small fix now but if drag longer could make other major parts fail.