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My ac gave out on my 2000 chrysler grand voyager, then noticed van was overheating. I turned of ac, then meter went down to normal. Half hour later van overheats again.
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YOUR FAN FOR THE AC IS NOT WORKING THE FAN HAVE TWO SPEED 1 FOR NORMAL COOLING AND THE OTHER FOR YOUR AC CHECK AC FAN RELAY IS THAT IS GOOD CHECK FAN MOTOR AND ALSO CHECK CONNECTION ON FAN MOTOR
The charging adapter will only connect to the right (they are different sizes) port, it is coded, that port is in the low side line from the AC compressor.
remove the serpentine belt, then start the engine and listen for the noise. if the noise is gone. then you have a accessory going bad. ( i.e. ac compressor, water pump, belt tensioner, idler pulley...etc..)
I just had my coolant flushed and my radiator cooling fan replaced. The car was slightly overheating and would "gargle" in the coolant bowl after I turned the engine off. It turned out to be the radiator was clogged up on one side.
I went full tilt and replaced the radiator, water pump, thermostat, radiator cap and timing belt. I have 85,000 miles on the car and it was about time to do these things anyway. It is running like a new car now.
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