2003 Accord A\C

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Asked by Robert Jul 19, 2012 at 04:01 PM about the 2003 Honda Accord Coupe LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

A\C compressor cycling on and off with fan motor on radiator .Should  both fan motors be running all the time the A\C is on
.What is the best way to check if its a high pressure cut out switch or low pressure cut switch that's opening the fan and compressor control.Also does fine at knight.        

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If the A/C works fine at night when the temps are cooler I would lean towards the High cut out switch. Usually when the summer heat gets up there the high pressure cut out switch will be the problem.

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5,025

You are so right Dynasg2009.Took it to have a/c checked,it was over charged.Cutting out due to high pressure.

4,505

Thanks and glad it's working good for you now. Have a great day. Please mark as the best answer if you don't mind.

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