
Usually after driving a car there is a few water stain under the car but now I noticed a huge

Could be the AC dryer?
klausy wrote:When was your A/c system last properly serviced ??? Does the air conditioning work when you are driving and seem to stop working when you are stationary ?
klausy wrote:If I were you I would get an Air conditioning specialist ( definatly not Halfords or Kwik Fit ) to properly service your a/c system , ask whoever does it to triple vac it with Oxygen free nitrogen , it sounds like your accumulator drier might be freezing up due to excessive moisture . Where abouts in the country are you ?
I had a similar issue about 6 months ago and it was the receiver dryer that had become clogged up. OEM part (8E0820193J) was megabucks so got one from states 'Comfortauto' https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/332211968564 ... Tags=bu=bu for $26.99 plus $36.00 freight $62.99 total which was about £50 - not a bad saving! The killer is the labour which took 3.5 hours. The air-con is now all working OK, nice and cold as it should be.Gary(rs4)87 wrote: ↑Sun Jun 03, 2018 5:26 pmGuys why the AC is sometimes working sometimes doesn’t? And if I switch off the AC thencoming in to the cabin from the dash .
Usually after driving a car there is a few water stain under the car but now I noticed a huge
Could be the AC dryer?
Jezza1644 wrote:Looks like the pipe could be blocked by a clogged up drier. If you get a new drier fitted you'll have to pay for fresh re-charge anyway. So if it turns out to be the drier and you get one fitted you'll end up having to paying twice for a recharge! Try to get a dedicated air-con specialist to test it rather than a dealer...
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