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Where is the ac condenser located on the 1999 Dodge Intrepid?
In front of the radiator
Where is the ac compressor pressure side on 1999 Dodge Intrepid?
the middle left on the motor from the front of the car
Can the heater core in 1997 Dodge Intrepid leak coolant without the coolant coming into the passenger compartment?
Yes, it could come out of the ac drain on the passenger side.Yes, it could come out of the ac drain on the passenger side.
Where are the ac ports on a 1999 Mercury Sable?
*Assuming* you are looking for the connection for adding coolant: facing the engine, the refill port is in the back left hand corner, up near the firewall. It has a black screw-on cap on it.
I have a 1999 Chevy Malibu and when i turn the knob for ac nothing happens what could this be?
could be a bad fuse or ac relay,also if out off coolant ac clutch will not work,
Is car ac coolant the same as home ac coolant?
No
What is the reset sequence for the AC on a Dodge Intrepid?
I have checked the fuse and relay. How do I reset the A/C on my 2000 Intrepid
Where is the ac low pressure port on a 2000 Dodge Intrepid?
The AC low pressure port on a 2000 Dodge Intrepid is located on the side of the AC accumulator. It is positioned in the left, rear area of the engine compartment.
What fluid is correct for 1996 Dodge Intrepid?
Engine - 5w30 Trans - Mopar ATF+4 Brake - DOT 3 Coolant - green Power steering - power steering fluid AC - R134a
Where is the low pressure valve for adding AC refrigerant on a 1999 Mercedes E430?
By the amounts of F**ks i give
Will adding more coolant to my car fix my air conditioning?
Based on the info you've provided (none) my expert answer as a mechanic is NO it will not. Take your car to a certified auto ac repair tech, rather than damage it or yourself. The stuff in the ac system is called refrigerant or freon, not coolant.
What is a whining noise on 2.7 liter 1999 intrepid engine?
It could be your power steering pump, check power steering level. Also could be alternator or AC bearings.
