1996 Honda

"Oradba Linux" <techiey2k3.DeleteThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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 > I have been having problems with my Air conditioner in 1996 honda accord.

What type of problem?

 > Is this problem similar in other honda vehicles.

Hard to say when we don't know what problem.

 > I am thinking about getting a honda pilot. Does this also have similar air
 > conditioner problems.

See above two responses.

 > Toyota seems to have better ac than Hondas ?

In what way? Or was that a statement rather than a question?

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"motsco_ _" <"motsco_ _"@interbaun.com> wrote in message
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 > Oradba Linux wrote:
  > > I have been having problems with my Air conditioner in 1996 honda
accord. Is
  > > this problem similar in other honda vehicles.
  > > I am thinking about getting a honda pilot. Does this also have similar
air
  > > conditioner problems.
  > > Toyota seems to have better ac than Hondas ?
 >
 >
 > _________________________
 >
 > Pretty vague. What do you consider a 'problem' when it comes to AC? We
 > can't read your mind from here . . too much psychic static due to
 > sunspot activity . . . OVER.
 >
 > 'Curly'
 >
 >

Problem with Honda ACs is does not cool very fast when compared with
Toyotas.
Also i have spent $400 to fix it once and it broke again. I think it is a
routine problem with other
Hondas. It is some kind of leak.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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"Oradba Linux" <techiey2k3.RemoveThis@comcast.net> wrote in message
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 >
 > Problem with Honda ACs is does not cool very fast when compared with
 > Toyotas.
 > Also i have spent $400 to fix it once and it broke again. I think it is a
 > routine problem with other
 > Hondas. It is some kind of leak.

Since the replacement of freon as the refrigerant in the mid 90's, all (or
certainly the majority of) A/C units don't cool fast compared to the freon
charged units. I've owned a lot of Honda vehicles over the years and I have
not experienced any problems with the A/C units in any of them.

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There was a chronic failure of a seal in earlier Accords that may have
included that car. My dealer fixed mine well past the warranty period, and
yours may also. Mine was a '94.
Also, make sure your circulation selector switch/button is set to
recirculate inside air, and not set to let outside air in. A/C dehumidifies
as well as cools and it couldn't keep up in that effort if you are trying to
cool and dehumidify outside air. Voice of personal experience with 5
Accords.
Doc

"Brian Smith" <Halifax.TakeThisOut@NovaScotia.Canada> wrote in message
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 > "Oradba Linux" <techiey2k3.TakeThisOut@comcast.net> wrote in message
 > news:4Qbnd.425289$D%.230083@attbi_s51...
  > >
  > > Problem with Honda ACs is does not cool very fast when compared with
  > > Toyotas.
  > > Also i have spent $400 to fix it once and it broke again. I think it is
a
  > > routine problem with other
  > > Hondas. It is some kind of leak.
 >
 > Since the replacement of freon as the refrigerant in the mid 90's, all (or
 > certainly the majority of) A/C units don't cool fast compared to the freon
 > charged units. I've owned a lot of Honda vehicles over the years and I
have
 > not experienced any problems with the A/C units in any of them.
 >
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 > Brian
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