ac blower , any way to increase airflow
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Car: 84 Z28,03 GSXR1000,07 RMZ 250
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ac blower , any way to increase airflow
i recharged my ac now it works good but it doesnt move the air like i think it should , i have a honda accord and it blows air like crazy, i am comparing the 2 which my be unfair but im not sure,, so is there a way to check it the motor is running properly , or is it just 84 tech..??
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Re: ac blower , any way to increase airflow
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Car: 84 Z28,03 GSXR1000,07 RMZ 250
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Re: ac blower , any way to increase airflow
the car just turned 61,000miles, i dont think it has had a lot of excercise, i think im just comparing it to my honda thats all .. as its working on all settings , i will do a check with a voltmeter and see that im gettig a full 12 volts on high,,
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Re: ac blower , any way to increase airflow
Yeah, compared to newer cars it seems kinda weak, but gain pleasure in being one of the lucky ones whose AC still works! Then again, as James mentions, you could always replace the motor, but it's still gonna seem low-tech. I read somewhere they make plastic as well as aluminum or some kind of metal fans. Maybe possible upgrade there??
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Re: ac blower , any way to increase airflow
Faster fan speeds are one of the things that newer R-134a cars have. The faster fan speed is one of things the automakers did to make the cars feel colder.
Your 84 is probably blowing just fine.
Your 84 is probably blowing just fine.
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