Anybody else having this issue on their 2017 civic? A lot of people saying the ac compressors are defective and Honda is aware of the issue and will not cover it at all. Unbelievable, this should be a recall!
Honda sent me a letter talking about an issue with the AC. I believe it’s a recall and they fixed my problem at no cost. Perfect since it’s the last month of summer.
I got a letter. But I went to try to get it fix. They still tried to charge me $1500 and they said high possibility it won’t be fix and it might be another $500. I said nah. And just left
I went to autozone and they are soooo stupid lol they sold me and r-134a I specially told them it wouldn’t fit so here I am purchasing a r-1234yf and it works thanks your video helped out a lot boss man
The #1 source of leaks are the service port "caps". The cap, NOT the shrader is the primary seal. Cap seals and contact surface need to be clean and TIGHT.
Thanks for the video going to give this a try myself. Just a quick question, how would I be able to see if there’s a leak in the evaporator without having to rip the dash apart? And also would it still be somewhat safe to add refrigerant if there’s any leaks bcuz it is really hot where I’m at right now and I need the ac. Thx.
@@jason2live190 there is no way to visually see the evaporator without taking the dash apart, but I believe that the least of your problems. most leakes are in between the lines because of gaskets. And yes, nothing happens if you add refrigerant as long as you follow the gauge and don’t add too much freon.
The A/C evaporators on these generation civics are also common to leak. You can remove the glove box and disconnect the the blower motor transistor and stick a mirror and angle it inside where the blower motor transistor fits and more than likely will see traces of a/c dye as well.
I have a 99 civic and thank god my car is easy to work on. I'm dealing with a leak as well after replacing m entire A/C system. My evaporator sits right behind the glove box and its easy to get to. I pulled mine out and replaced in under 30 min. It's like 7 bolts on my car to remove the evaporator housing in my car. I have to inject some dye into my system and I have to just start looking around til I find the leak.
Honda did extend the warranty on the condenser only for 10 years. Not for rock damage, but for not being installed proper at the factory. Depends on ur situation, it may be covered. Campaign #6C3/ service bulletin #19-091
don't bother taking it to a Honda dealer if you have an AC problem $90 to do a diagnostic where they found nothing and wanted almost $600 to put the Dye into it. save yourself the money and heartache and do it on your own.
Dealerships are a scam. They charge you for one repair, then your ac leaks again after a few weeks, then they charge you for another repair that doesn’t fix the issue. It’s a scam.
same I had a 2016 civic but I was able to traded in for a different brand car. I was sad to trade my civic but apparently this AC issue is due to a design flaw.
theres a recall or extended warranty on the condensers ...the compressors are usually not the problem i am doing my Accord condenser right now...same thing
Do you advise that we do this before taking it into the dealership. I have a 2018 Honda Civic with this annoying issue and my condenser looks like the pdf file listed on one of the comments down below.
I have the same problem, I lost all freon after the remote start in a hot summer day, the car is only 1 year old. Took it back to dealership & they couldn't find out any leaks, they try to charge me $500 for refreeze & recharge. I was furious that they try to rip me off & waste my time. I also bought the extended dealership warranty when I purchased the car. I ended up sending email to Honda Corp in CA & got my money back. I never go back to this shitty dealership ever again!!
@@BudgetClan They didn't find out what was causing it, the dye is still in my system & no leaks ever since. But I will stop using remote start from now on because I don't want this to happen again. Criswell is the name of the dealership, they pound you down for deleadership extended warranty when I brought with cash, & they do nothing to help you at the end when the car has issues.
@@viauyeung I'm dealing with this crazy nonsense.....I brought my car to Honda victory in San Bruno CA.....and right away the guys wanted to charge me 500 plus the said that a Rick probably hit the condenser......do you think I can bring to a different Honda dealer even if I didn't buy the car there
@@peaksurg I think this is the dealership standard procedure, If it's in warranty, send an email to Honda Corp (not the dealer), tell them what happens & they will take care of you!
check the compressor... when you turn on your vehicle and ac you should hear the ac compressor kick on and the clutch should be on .... your can hear the different sounds when the ac compressor is off vs being on... check that first... let me know what happens my brotha!
@@BudgetClan Update: Went to the dealer and the compressor had extended warranty, they were able to fix it with no charge due to the service bulletin that was out. The summer of hell is over.
There is a 10 year extended warranty for the condenser on 2016-18 civics. Dealerships are going to try an scare you out of setting up an appointment for service by threatening to charge you a super high diagnostic fee. But fight them and tell them to fix it for free. Try and verify that it is indeed the condenser before you bring it to them.
@@johnnycincocero i called them & told them what was going on. they kept telling me it's the condenser & that supposedly its free of charge to fix but if it's not that they will charge me $170 diagnostic fee!! $170!!!
@@julieelle6453 yep. That's what they do. They hope you say ok... Whatever! My civic was still under warranty. I told them that when I dropped the car off. They verified. Then once they found the freon leak, which wasn't the condenser, btw, they still tried to charge me. Had to again tell them it's under warranty. It's still not fixed. Waiting for the low pressure side hose to come in. I bet they will try and pull another fast one. They're fucking scum. Good luck. Don't let them get away with it.
wow that question says you need a lot more background into that project. you would probably do good seeking out a mechanic you can trust to handle it for you for a competitive price. if getting it fixed for a fair price is still out of your means than you should do alot more research first and get some good service information and read that first. best of luck to your condenser adventure.
So the dye is separate from the freon... Once you find the leak and you made sure you fix it... You would need to add freon r1234... It could be any brand as long as it's r1234
My just purchased the hose to check the Freon. So if it’s low do you recommend us to use the dye to check for any leaks? Or since it’s low in Freon we just recharge it? I’ve taken it to multiple shops to get it checked but they do not have the hose for new cars. My last resort is the dealer but I’m trying to avoid spending crazy amount of money. Thanks hopefully you can answer my questions.
If you are low on freon you have a leak. But most likely it's a very small leak like an o-ring.. so yes I recommend you put the dye first... Then that and tell you where your leak is at... If you are under the three 36,000 mi warranty.. dealer will fix it for free.. Please feel free to ask any more questions I'm glad to help
when I attach this to my 2017 Honda Civic the arrow doesn't even move, but I do get cold air from the AC when it's not very hot outside. However, when its like 90+ then I get less cold air.
Were can I purchase the fitting and the regulator to check the level of my frion thank I have the 2016 civic same issue and also the condenser when bad
Yes but you need a specific hose made for the r1234yf refrigerant. You can add more gas but if you have no gas you most likely have a leak. This is why you add the dye first to find the leak to fix. I could be as little as a o Ring
The die will not hurt your vehicle... Of course Honeywell is a better brand..but to find the leak you might as well use the cheapest guy you can get... Because upon replacing parts your refrigerant is going to come out anyways... So when you put new refrigerant and made sure you had no leaks... Yes put the Honeywell
@ FIVE TIMES THE BLESSING!!!! I have the same issue on my Honda civic 2017. What is the blue connector thing on top of the dye can? Does that come with the can or the guage?
Where do you get the UV light? Forgot to put link in bio Mine is slight low on hot days on semi warm days it's cold. Is the enviro safe dye ONLY or with both refrigerant dye ??? It's confusing it says dye and refrigerant
I always see the schrader valves leak and the compressor leak at the clutch area. always change the schrader valves when doing an ac service just in case
@Ivan Moreno l read about that too. But im the second owner and the car is salvage already. Nothing big. I just replaced the door and like new. I think that affect the warranty. Ill call anyways Who knows. Thanks
@Ivan Moreno they charge me 1000 to replace the air compressor did I got screwed by honda because you are saying that if it was out of freon the compressor won't engaged so if they refilthe Fredonia would work and they charge me for a new one
Great video, just one question. Can I use this same process if I'm just gonna add the freon to sorta "refill" the ac. Don't want to pay with an arm and a leg if I'm just gonna trade this car in 2 months.
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Luckily Honda released a 10 year warranty for some of the 10th gen Civics that cover this issue. I replaced mine on my 2018 civic for free a few weeks ago.
you can see in the video that the AC aluminum condenser is leaking in multiple spots. These condensers are crap. It is not a safety item so not a recall candidate, AC is considered a convenience. But Honda did extend the warranty to 10 years. They know these condensers are bad. But they just replace with another one which will also fail in 2-3 years. They need to provide a more rugged condenser. Maybe welds are cracking, maybe the new R-1234yf refrigerant is too corrosive for this condenser and they get pinhole leaks. Either way Honda needs to provide a more robust condenser instead of just putting these crappy ones back in, which are going to fail again. Honda is hoping to get you past the 10 year point, when you will be on your own with a known defect. I have a 2007 Rav4 with no ac issues, so a condenser can last 17 years if it is designed and manufactured correctly. Our 2017 Honda Civic is on it's 3rd condenser, averaging 2-3 years before failure. That is unacceptable.
@@BudgetClan Understood. I'll keep a close eye around the compressor to see if I see an obvious leak point. In your project, was the UV colorant leakage around the AC compressor visible from the top (engine) view or from the bottom (undercarriage)? I appreciate the input as I try to repair my 2016 Civic Touring trim.
The most common reasons for the pressure gauge to indicate a red/high pressure reading are the car is not running, or the A/C is not on with the fan switch set to high and the temperature at its coldest setting. In order to obtain an accurate pressure reading the car must be running, the A/C set to the coldest position, and the fan setting set to high. Also, as the car’s compressor cycles on and off,…
Where I can find the R-1234yf refrigerant bottles? Thanks for the video, people from Walmart look me like I was an idiot when I told them the hose they sell doesn't fit on my car. Waltmart Employee: "oNe Sisse cchuld fid ale"
I was at the Walmart looking for it too. What the employee said: what you see is what we have sir What the employee meant: bitch fuck off I don't wanna help you
Excellent informative video! Hey, i just want to ask if did you drive your car for a few miles after your charged it with dye or you just let the engine run with a/c on? Thanks, and more power to your YT channel.
I'm not buying any more Hondas. They're not getting any business from me nor people that asked me about it. This issue has been an ongoing and there isn't a recall. I call it bs.
it's funny you say that because I used to hate Ford and them overcharging for shit especially with the death rattle going on with some of the F-150 model trucks. However, at least at my local Ford dealership, their customer service has definitely been 20/10 recently and I don't get the same bullshit I get from Honda's Service Center, Toyota's crappy salesmanship (they're friendly once you own a vehicle, but treat you like shit if you're just browsing), and some others I won't even bother mentioning. The Ford dealer just gave me the keys to their Shelby/Cobra Mustang GT and told me to go have fun, just bring it back in one piece before they close. No pushy salesmanship, just honest, down-to-earth, world-class customer service. The owner even came down to join us for a small Saturday BBQ in the evening to shoot the shit with us. Debating on just trading in my Civic at this point.
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Anybody else having this issue on their 2017 civic? A lot of people saying the ac compressors are defective and Honda is aware of the issue and will not cover it at all. Unbelievable, this should be a recall!
I am literally having the same issue right now. They won’t replace it at all.
They said my extended warranty does covers that
Ruby Sattar same
ac not working
My 2017 a/c driver side is 25 degrees hotter than passenger side. Feel 🥵. They want $550 to fix for my 2017
Honda sent me a letter talking about an issue with the AC. I believe it’s a recall and they fixed my problem at no cost. Perfect since it’s the last month of summer.
I haven't got a letter, i'm not sure what's wrong with mine, it blows hot air, checked the refrigerant and it's full but still blowing the hot air.
I got a letter. But I went to try to get it fix. They still tried to charge me $1500 and they said high possibility it won’t be fix and it might be another $500. I said nah. And just left
I went to autozone and they are soooo stupid lol they sold me and r-134a I specially told them it wouldn’t fit so here I am purchasing a r-1234yf and it works thanks your video helped out a lot boss man
The #1 source of leaks are the service port "caps". The cap, NOT the shrader is the primary seal. Cap seals and contact surface need to be clean and TIGHT.
Thanks for the video going to give this a try myself. Just a quick question, how would I be able to see if there’s a leak in the evaporator without having to rip the dash apart? And also would it still be somewhat safe to add refrigerant if there’s any leaks bcuz it is really hot where I’m at right now and I need the ac. Thx.
@@jason2live190 there is no way to visually see the evaporator without taking the dash apart, but I believe that the least of your problems. most leakes are in between the lines because of gaskets. And yes, nothing happens if you add refrigerant as long as you follow the gauge and don’t add too much freon.
@@BudgetClan awesome thanks!
@@jason2live190 your welcome. Good luck!
That is good when you know what you are doing like Robert aka boss man
The A/C evaporators on these generation civics are also common to leak. You can remove the glove box and disconnect the the blower motor transistor and stick a mirror and angle it inside where the blower motor transistor fits and more than likely will see traces of a/c dye as well.
I have a 99 civic and thank god my car is easy to work on. I'm dealing with a leak as well after replacing m entire A/C system. My evaporator sits right behind the glove box and its easy to get to. I pulled mine out and replaced in under 30 min. It's like 7 bolts on my car to remove the evaporator housing in my car. I have to inject some dye into my system and I have to just start looking around til I find the leak.
Honda did extend the warranty on the condenser only for 10 years. Not for rock damage, but for not being installed proper at the factory. Depends on ur situation, it may be covered. Campaign #6C3/ service bulletin #19-091
Awesome thanks for the update!
Is this the new news because I saw that they just dismissed this case
don't bother taking it to a Honda dealer if you have an AC problem $90 to do a diagnostic where they found nothing and wanted almost $600 to put the Dye into it. save yourself the money and heartache and do it on your own.
That's right
But once you find the leak how you fix it....
@@peaksurg once you make sure all the leaks are fixed... You buy refrigerant r1234.. and add the amount of freon that is on the label of the hood
Dealerships are a scam.
They charge you for one repair, then your ac leaks again after a few weeks, then they charge you for another repair that doesn’t fix the issue. It’s a scam.
They wanna change me $170 just to fucking check!!
same I had a 2016 civic but I was able to traded in for a different brand car. I was sad to trade my civic but apparently this AC issue is due to a design flaw.
Yes definitely a flaw!
theres a recall or extended warranty on the condensers ...the compressors are usually not the problem
i am doing my Accord condenser right now...same thing
Glad honda took responsibility for their errors!
Great video...thanks for the enlightening me.
@@paulrandolph5483 you’re welcome.. please consider subscribing, as it help me!
I’m the 1k like on your video! Congrats 🎉
Thank you please consider subscribing as it helps me
Do you advise that we do this before taking it into the dealership. I have a 2018 Honda Civic with this annoying issue and my condenser looks like the pdf file listed on one of the comments down below.
I have the same problem, I lost all freon after the remote start in a hot summer day, the car is only 1 year old. Took it back to dealership & they couldn't find out any leaks, they try to charge me $500 for refreeze & recharge. I was furious that they try to rip me off & waste my time. I also bought the extended dealership warranty when I purchased the car. I ended up sending email to Honda Corp in CA & got my money back. I never go back to this shitty dealership ever again!!
So did you fix the problem?
@@BudgetClan They didn't find out what was causing it, the dye is still in my system & no leaks ever since. But I will stop using remote start from now on because I don't want this to happen again. Criswell is the name of the dealership, they pound you down for deleadership extended warranty when I brought with cash, & they do nothing to help you at the end when the car has issues.
@@viauyeung I'm dealing with this crazy nonsense.....I brought my car to Honda victory in San Bruno CA.....and right away the guys wanted to charge me 500 plus the said that a Rick probably hit the condenser......do you think I can bring to a different Honda dealer even if I didn't buy the car there
@@peaksurg I think this is the dealership standard procedure, If it's in warranty, send an email to Honda Corp (not the dealer), tell them what happens & they will take care of you!
@@viauyeung thank you man...
I got a 2018 honda accord sport 2.0.. an I can't find any where how much freon it need
Just checked the freon, it's still on green but blowing hot air, what could it be? what should I do? i'm over the warranty
check the compressor... when you turn on your vehicle and ac you should hear the ac compressor kick on and the clutch should be on .... your can hear the different sounds when the ac compressor is off vs being on... check that first... let me know what happens my brotha!
@@BudgetClan Update: Went to the dealer and the compressor had extended warranty, they were able to fix it with no charge due to the service bulletin that was out. The summer of hell is over.
How did you fix it did you need a new condenser?
There is a 10 year extended warranty for the condenser on 2016-18 civics. Dealerships are going to try an scare you out of setting up an appointment for service by threatening to charge you a super high diagnostic fee. But fight them and tell them to fix it for free. Try and verify that it is indeed the condenser before you bring it to them.
@@johnnycincocero i called them & told them what was going on. they kept telling me it's the condenser & that supposedly its free of charge to fix but if it's not that they will charge me $170 diagnostic fee!! $170!!!
@@julieelle6453 yep. That's what they do. They hope you say ok... Whatever! My civic was still under warranty. I told them that when I dropped the car off. They verified. Then once they found the freon leak, which wasn't the condenser, btw, they still tried to charge me. Had to again tell them it's under warranty. It's still not fixed. Waiting for the low pressure side hose to come in. I bet they will try and pull another fast one. They're fucking scum. Good luck. Don't let them get away with it.
@@julieelle6453 There is no fee if the car is under warranty or the if the condenser is defective.
I have a 2016 civic ext with the dual climate control .. I put in the gauge and it’s reading 45 but I don’t get cold air ? What can it be
might need to top it off .. should be in the 50-55 range for max cool!
@@BudgetClan topped it off only lasted a month and didn’t bother to fix it but think it’s the compressor or condenser leaking
If coolant is low.... definitely a leak.. condenser probably..
When replacing the condensor how did you do it did you need to put new o rings on and add compressor oil to new condenser?
wow that question says you need a lot more background into that project. you would probably do good seeking out a mechanic you can trust to handle it for you for a competitive price. if getting it fixed for a fair price is still out of your means than you should do alot more research first and get some good service information and read that first. best of luck to your condenser adventure.
the oil is already in the R134 can..hope this helps
Once fix the leak that was found because of the dye r1234yf can I use that to refill it or do I have to buy the honeywell one?
So the dye is separate from the freon... Once you find the leak and you made sure you fix it... You would need to add freon r1234... It could be any brand as long as it's r1234
Dont buy honda civic...all these models 2017 to 2019....having ac issues...and honda does not cover in warranty......it sucks....
The 2016s too
@@keshamc5335 happened to me just this week
@@lionheart93 it's ridiculous
Where do I get the Freon
Ebay is the cheapest but you can also get it at amazon...let me know the outcome
My just purchased the hose to check the Freon. So if it’s low do you recommend us to use the dye to check for any leaks? Or since it’s low in Freon we just recharge it? I’ve taken it to multiple shops to get it checked but they do not have the hose for new cars. My last resort is the dealer but I’m trying to avoid spending crazy amount of money. Thanks hopefully you can answer my questions.
If you are low on freon you have a leak. But most likely it's a very small leak like an o-ring.. so yes I recommend you put the dye first... Then that and tell you where your leak is at... If you are under the three 36,000 mi warranty.. dealer will fix it for free.. Please feel free to ask any more questions I'm glad to help
when I attach this to my 2017 Honda Civic the arrow doesn't even move, but I do get cold air from the AC when it's not very hot outside. However, when its like 90+ then I get less cold air.
Were can I purchase the fitting and the regulator to check the level of my frion thank I have the 2016 civic same issue and also the condenser when bad
Amazon. Just make sure its for r1234yf hose. And it will fit
Question...I
My 2017 civic is out of ac gas can I use the adapter to reload more gas? And wish brand is compatible. Thanks
Yes but you need a specific hose made for the r1234yf refrigerant. You can add more gas but if you have no gas you most likely have a leak. This is why you add the dye first to find the leak to fix. I could be as little as a o Ring
Yes it was the condenser and o-rings
The die will not hurt your vehicle... Of course Honeywell is a better brand..but to find the leak you might as well use the cheapest guy you can get... Because upon replacing parts your refrigerant is going to come out anyways... So when you put new refrigerant and made sure you had no leaks... Yes put the Honeywell
@@eliasbarajas1456 the cheapest is on eBay 35 each can.. they also sell the dye kit
@@eliasbarajas1456
R1234yf cans
www.ebay.com/itm/153812433895
This is the dye kit I used in the video
www.ebay.com/itm/283507349011
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FIVE TIMES THE BLESSING!!!! I have the same issue on my Honda civic 2017. What is the blue connector thing on top of the dye can? Does that come with the can or the guage?
The top is an adapter from the can to the hose! Please consider subscribing as it helps me!
Where do you get the UV light? Forgot to put link in bio
Mine is slight low on hot days on semi warm days it's cold.
Is the enviro safe dye ONLY or with both refrigerant dye ??? It's confusing it says dye and refrigerant
This guy is friggin awesome!
He is wrong I’m so many ways.
I used to work at a factory where we make the tubes so I can identify which one is the AC tubes.
@@junvas cool
I always see the schrader valves leak and the compressor leak at the clutch area. always change the schrader valves when doing an ac service just in case
Cuantas onzas de freon lleva un honda civic 2016?
I have 2017. I haven't checked the freon yet. But my compressor doesn't engaged. Did it happen to you as well?
@Ivan Moreno yeah l checked. There isn't any left. I read that Honda 16-18 have a condensor leaks. It could be that
@Ivan Moreno l read about that too. But im the second owner and the car is salvage already. Nothing big. I just replaced the door and like new. I think that affect the warranty. Ill call anyways Who knows. Thanks
@Ivan Moreno they charge me 1000 to replace the air compressor did I got screwed by honda because you are saying that if it was out of freon the compressor won't engaged so if they refilthe Fredonia would work and they charge me for a new one
Yo tengo una pregunta compré un enfríon para ponérselo mi honda civic 2016 no le queda la entrada
Necessitas una r1234yf mangera... Las viejas no le quedan.. neccesita que decir mangera de r1234yf
La mangera .r1234yf. Y tambien el tambien el refrigerante tiene que Ser .r1234yf...por que si no no le vas a poder echar el gas
@@BudgetClan done conseguistes la mangera y el fitting para poner el frion grasias
What adapter did you use for that dye can? I used the one that was bought together off amazon and when i went from 12 to 3 the dye leaked like crazy.
Same hose with this adapter
www.walmart.com/ip/16930285
I have a16 civic and doesnt hold the charge
Wow excellent video bro thank you!!!👍
Thank you I appreciate it please let me know if there's is anything I can help
Yeah this help me out with my Civic
My AC is not working in my Honda and I feel like they try to take advantage of me cuz I am a girl... Any advice?
@@jamieanaya5523 tell them you just transitioned and whip it out
Great video, just one question. Can I use this same process if I'm just gonna add the freon to sorta "refill" the ac. Don't want to pay with an arm and a leg if I'm just gonna trade this car in 2 months.
Yes same process just make sure it's refrigerant r1234yf
Just check the condenser. Such a poor design and likely the problem for most Honda’s
What is the name of the gage
GooMeng
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Anybody know if the 2022 Honda Accord has any ac issues. I'm fs selling my 17 Civic after fixing it.
Good video, Thanks Robert! Where did your get the correct adapter to fit the low pressure valve?
I got it on eBay for $20
I need a new adapter also
UV glasses could be just yellow or dark too? thanks for the video
Uv glasses will distinguish the dye... Depending on the product.. the can should tell you the color of the dye...
@@BudgetClan thank you so much
2016 Honda HRV same problem AC
Luckily Honda released a 10 year warranty for some of the 10th gen Civics that cover this issue. I replaced mine on my 2018 civic for free a few weeks ago.
Did that fix your issue? I also had mine replaced but the cold air stopped a couple days into having a new one!
you can see in the video that the AC aluminum condenser is leaking in multiple spots. These condensers are crap. It is not a safety item so not a recall candidate, AC is considered a convenience. But Honda did extend the warranty to 10 years. They know these condensers are bad. But they just replace with another one which will also fail in 2-3 years. They need to provide a more rugged condenser. Maybe welds are cracking, maybe the new R-1234yf refrigerant is too corrosive for this condenser and they get pinhole leaks. Either way Honda needs to provide a more robust condenser instead of just putting these crappy ones back in, which are going to fail again. Honda is hoping to get you past the 10 year point, when you will be on your own with a known defect. I have a 2007 Rav4 with no ac issues, so a condenser can last 17 years if it is designed and manufactured correctly. Our 2017 Honda Civic is on it's 3rd condenser, averaging 2-3 years before failure. That is unacceptable.
Well said, i agree
Good car info
What did you end up replacing bud?
so look like hondas ac compressors are failing. compressor and condenser were replaced.
@@BudgetClan Understood. I'll keep a close eye around the compressor to see if I see an obvious leak point. In your project, was the UV colorant leakage around the AC compressor visible from the top (engine) view or from the bottom (undercarriage)? I appreciate the input as I try to repair my 2016 Civic Touring trim.
@@ionSpa1 it was visible on top of the compressor...let me know the outcome
I needed to replace my condenser..bummer
@@BudgetClan Any chance you did a video on the compressor and condenser replacement?
What happens to the car if the arrow is in the red part?
The most common reasons for the pressure gauge to indicate a red/high pressure reading are the car is not running, or the A/C is not on with the fan switch set to high and the temperature at its coldest setting. In order to obtain an accurate pressure reading the car must be running, the A/C set to the coldest position, and the fan setting set to high. Also, as the car’s compressor cycles on and off,…
Thank you for taking time out of your day to help me out , I appreciate it very much your video was very helpful.
You are very welcome please let me know anything I can do!
Many thanks and blessings!
Thanks
Where I cant buy all
Amazon or ebay
@@BudgetClan thank you!!!
Thank you. Educational I like it.
Your welcome
What's the approximate cost?
The cans are 40 each on eBay... This freon is expensive... That is the cheapest I found them
Awesome video! Exactly what I needed. Thanks for sharing!
No problem please consider subscribing as it helps me.... Thanks!
Nice video. I bought the exact same adapter and dye charge can as you. Do you have the car on while doing this?? Also, the AC should be off, right?
Ac on , car on . than u recharge it
Were did you bought the adapter and the dye thanks
Daniel Ramirez Adapter on Amazon and the dye charge on eBay.
Thanks
Where I can find the R-1234yf refrigerant bottles?
Thanks for the video, people from Walmart look me like I was an idiot when I told them the hose they sell doesn't fit on my car.
Waltmart Employee: "oNe Sisse cchuld fid ale"
I was at the Walmart looking for it too.
What the employee said: what you see is what we have sir
What the employee meant: bitch fuck off I don't wanna help you
I ended up buying them from eBay
I have the 16 Civic EXT my AC just went
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Excellent informative video! Hey, i just want to ask if did you drive your car for a few miles after your charged it with dye or you just let the engine run with a/c on? Thanks, and more power to your YT channel.
No it did not drive it.. looked for leaks thirty minutes after putting in dye
@@BudgetClan any update on this? Does this damage ur car if left untreated and don't use ac at all?
@@BudgetClan my dealer said they freaking had to put new freon to find the leak.... what a crock of crap!
@@26point2man yes definitely... they should have a recall on this particular section!
@@BudgetClan I called the dealer where I bought it and they just said bring it we will take care of it.
where did you buy freon
I bought the freon on ebay
If the car low on Freon. Will the AC compressor won’t engage?
Correct.. it need to have a certain amount
Oh ok. I thought it might be the ac clutch relay
What you can do is buy a hose and check your Freon levels that's the only way if to know if your Freon is low.
FIVE TIMES THE BLESSING!!!! Thanks bro! I’ll buy a hose
You're welcome let me know the update
Cool! New sub💖
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Music is too loud. Trying to see what’s going on.😖
done bro
Don’t fix it Honda dealers is fixing for free is a factory problem they will put a brand new compressor
Is there a recall? I haven't heard anything yet.
punkass johnny there isn’t a recall but they extended warranty on a/c my a/c stop working dealer change for free I bought the civic in 2016
What do you tell the dealership? I also have a 2016 Honda Civic and when I told the dealership they tried to make me pay $500 for a diagnosis
I'm not buying any more Hondas. They're not getting any business from me nor people that asked me about it. This issue has been an ongoing and there isn't a recall. I call it bs.
I just when there.. hey my a/c is no working it should not happen is a 4 year car? They just say ok still under warranty so will fix it that was l
Idk why people stay quiet. This should be a recall and not an extended warranty thing.
@@criis760 i agree !
Honda fucked up in this generation weak ass ac going out well before the 36k Miles warranty
Can you guys help me out by subscribing or liking the video I would really appreciate it I'm new to RUclips... And this can help me
mine death after almost 5 years.
check recalls.. there was so many problems with this year on the ac that they might fix it... dbl check tho.. Hope everyone is safe and well!
Honda's quality has gone down. Should have bought a Ford.
it's funny you say that because I used to hate Ford and them overcharging for shit especially with the death rattle going on with some of the F-150 model trucks. However, at least at my local Ford dealership, their customer service has definitely been 20/10 recently and I don't get the same bullshit I get from Honda's Service Center, Toyota's crappy salesmanship (they're friendly once you own a vehicle, but treat you like shit if you're just browsing), and some others I won't even bother mentioning. The Ford dealer just gave me the keys to their Shelby/Cobra Mustang GT and told me to go have fun, just bring it back in one piece before they close. No pushy salesmanship, just honest, down-to-earth, world-class customer service. The owner even came down to join us for a small Saturday BBQ in the evening to shoot the shit with us. Debating on just trading in my Civic at this point.
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YouMEAN REFRIGERANT!!! Freon is R-12....
These new civics comes with a new freon called r1234yf
Where can I get it? Autozone?
No only online
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