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Heating and Air Conditioning
Chapter 26
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Cooling System Components
• Water pump–Used to circulate
coolant through the engine and cooling system
–Usually driven by the timing belt or accessory drive belts
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Cooling System Components
• Radiator
– Transfers the heat retained in the coolant to the outside air
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Cooling System Components
• Radiator fan
–May be belt driven, electric, or hydraulic
–Used to pull air through the radiator when vehicle speeds are low
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Cooling System Components
• Thermostat
–Usually located in the intake manifold
–Prevents coolant flow from the engine to the radiator until the coolant temperature reaches a certain point
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Example of a Cooling System
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Thermostats
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Fan Clutch
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Electric Fan
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Mode Controls and Air Flow
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Blower Circuit
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Refrigerant System Components
• Refrigerant
–All vehicles since 1995 have been equipped with R-134a
–Manufacturers are expected to introduce new refrigerant in future years
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Refrigerant System Components
• Compressor
– Separates the low and high pressure sides of the system
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Refrigerant System Components
• Accumulator is placed on the low side of the system after the evaporator and before the compressor
– Used to trap liquid refrigerant before it can enter the compressor
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Refrigerant System Components
• Receiver dryer is placed in the high pressure side of the system between the condenser and the expansion valve
– Used to store refrigerant until it is needed by the system
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Refrigerant System Components
• Evaporator
– Transfers the heat in the passenger compartment to the refrigerant
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Refrigerant System Components
• Condenser
– Transfers heat from the refrigerant to the outside air
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Refrigerant System Components
• Orifice tube/expansion valve
– Restriction designed to drop refrigerant pressure before it enters the evaporator
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Refrigerant System Schematic
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Heat Exchange
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Air Conditioning Safety
• Always wear safety glasses or goggles
• Never open a hot cooling system
• Keep loose clothing and jewelry away from moving components
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Air Conditioning Safety
• Never open the A/C system unless the refrigerant has been reclaimed from the system
• Do not attempt to open, disconnect, or service any high-voltage component or wiring
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Coolant Label
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Coolant System Testing
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Cooling System Pressure Test
• With the engine cool, remove the radiator cap
• Attach the proper adapter to the filler neck
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Cooling System Pressure Test
• Apply pressure to the cooling system
–DO NOT exceed the pressure shown on the cap
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Cooling System Pressure Test
• Watch the pressure on the gauge
–If the pressure remains steady, there is not a large leak
• With pressure on the system, check the system for leaks
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Cap Test
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Refractometer Test
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Cabin Filter Replacement
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