Tann Clutched October 29, 2005 Share October 29, 2005 Hi CHEVY Owner Our CHEVY (AVEO / OPTRA ..) Aircon have no sensor cut off system(confirm by SA) so the compressor will over work and spoilt easily. I,ve approach 1 Aircon shop at Ang Mo Kio and they can Mod with the sensor and the price are resonable and friendly. Nam Sing Battery Service 10 Ang Mo Kio Ind Park 2A #02-05 Autopoint Building Contact : Mr Dennis Cheong ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie47 1st Gear October 29, 2005 Share October 29, 2005 The A/C is the cyclic type. That means it will not cut off which is true but it will cycle from high load to low load continuously. Give it more load, it will cycle faster. Load is a combination of cabin fanspeed and temperature setting. Screwing around with the sensor might also mean screwing around with the already built-in "PowerPass" type switch that is already in it. If you have not noticed, floor your Chevy and the A/C compressor will cut off. Release the throttle and the A/C compressor kicks back in. Do the mod will mean risking having higher FC or insufficient power when you floor it. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tann Clutched October 29, 2005 Author Share October 29, 2005 Hi do you have any write out of this chevy aircon theory or the circuitry. I ve already discuss with someone who are the specialise in car aircon and also with the smeone up at he SA and was also who agree to the problem. Many Chevy owner out there in the world (M'sia, sin, Philip, India ...) who i ve discuss or view their website mention about the Aircon compressor problem. I may go by their manual or book but when come to mfg design for different country application and it may not be suitable for our country n climate Basing on my OPTRA 1.6A the engine compartment or chamber are design for cold country but for our country or climate it can cause many problem to the car. (eg. due to the engine heat& ventilation it cause the Radiator resovoir container to crack / Petrol, battery water & radiator water evaporated faster.....) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tann Clutched October 29, 2005 Author Share October 29, 2005 (edited) (Do the MOD will mean risking having higher FC or insufficient power when you floor it) If you don,t mod or enhance your car that doesn't mean that your car will have enough power or you will have constant FC and your engine will not damage due to under spec or power and the engine is dragging. I ve MOD my car for 8-9yrs (others car) with : - Air Injet - Braking system - CAI > different type etc.... I do get the better power and FC. So the manual or engine diagram is a structure that they ve build the car and its subject to enhance for our good/advantage. its just like a building designer keep changing design till there are satisfied A member of Teamchevysg (theme8) Edited October 29, 2005 by Tann Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie47 1st Gear October 29, 2005 Share October 29, 2005 (edited) Theory? Check with the guys at Daewootech.com They have tested the compressor kick off. Not many cars of that price have this kind of thing. Even the old Lanos had this. In Singapore, this thing belongs to newer Hondas and Contis. If it is so detrimental to performance, maybe you can get the BMW, MB, Opel, Renault, Ford and Peugeot owners getting rid of their cyclic A/C systems, huh? Put it another way, the car is intelligent now and you want to make it dumb? I'm not going say anymore but do you think the engineers who designed the car thought of everything possible to make sure the engineering is suitable for all users of most countries they market it to? When they design cars, they design it for all climates. The A/C is not the problem. It is the users who like most Singaporeans pampered to the point of having cars so cold, they fog up the windows on a nice clear day . Your radiator example is moot. All cars are designed to run on 50/50 mix with EG/water so that you get overboil protection. Ambient temperatures have little effect on coolant temperatures. It is a complete system designed to keep everything under a constant temperature. Ours is a closed system with the expansion tank cap as the rad cap. If there is evaporation, it is not our ambient temperatures. The system has a leak! Edited October 29, 2005 by Genie47 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie47 1st Gear October 29, 2005 Share October 29, 2005 I ve MOD my car for 8-9yrs (others car) with : - Air Injet I don't know about you but using all this air bleeders only shows snake oil religiosity. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Victor68 Turbocharged November 5, 2005 Share November 5, 2005 Dear Genie, The only thing I noticed about Chevy aircon is that if you aren't running the aircon compressor, you can't leave the fan on because it blows warm air from the engine! Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Genie47 1st Gear November 5, 2005 Share November 5, 2005 That is because the engine bay is hot. It is also a heating system in cold countries. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tann Clutched November 6, 2005 Author Share November 6, 2005 Bro now you decide MOD (Cool at any time) or No MOD (at time -free sauna/slimming) Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Damonfong Neutral Newbie November 9, 2005 Share November 9, 2005 When you want cool air without aircon compressor, you need to switch the temperature level to the coldest mark. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Victor68 Turbocharged November 11, 2005 Share November 11, 2005 With fuel price climbing I am just trying to be cheapskate not to run the ac. Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sleepengine Neutral Newbie May 11, 2006 Share May 11, 2006 just wonderring... If the A/C cycle from high load to low load continuously, why does it need to mix with the engine hot air to produce warmer air? Doesn't higher load means colder air and vice versa? If it's because the A/C at it's highest temp is still very cold and need the engine's warm air to heat it up, doesn't that sort of mean that the A/C is actually wasting power, even at low load? When it was mentioned that load is a combination of cabin fanspeed and temperature setting, is "load" = "aircon load" Does that means that if i set to a very high fan speed, i actually stress my aircon more? Doesn't that sort of mean i can't even have a pure wind chill effect without loading my aircon more? What then happens when A/C is off? If the "connection" between the fan motor and the A/C is mechnical and not electrical in nature, then wouldn't the A/C still be stresses even if the A/C is off? ↡ Advertisement Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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