Honda 09 air condition relay

Asked by Pam Feb 20, 2017 at 10:13 AM about the 2009 Honda Civic Coupe EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Last summer my air went from cold to hot had it
checked everything fine started home and again
same thing read about the relay so I got a new one
put it in but now already hot now and again no air
could relay be bad again

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It could, but did you check to see what the pressure are in the system to see if you have a leak and a low on refrigerant ?

Yes I did I found a plug not plug up going to the high pressure side of line I tapped the relay and it started working again

First of January someone had cut my ignition wires when I tried to crank car it must have shorted stuff out my car spent 3 weeks at Honda service they replaced under dash fuse box computer under hood fuse box before they got power back to car. I just got my car back on Friday last week then Sunday no cold air I had all kind of paranoid thoughts about stuff like oh no what else is going wrong now

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