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#845717 06/28/2026 6:28 PM
by Lordofthewings
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I last used the A/C on my 2009 Roadster 3.0 a couple of years ago. So today in the tail end of the heatwave I was disappointed to find I now have no A/C..... Switching it on, the snowflake symbol illuminates, but with the fan activated all I get is faster-flowing warm air. frown Last time the A/C was serviced was 9 years and 9K miles ago during the previous ownership (his photo attached), new compressor, dryer and switch. So what should I be checking before I take it to a local A/C place ? Numpty question: is there something obvious to look for like a blown fuse, a puddle of coolant on the garage floor, or a leaking junction somewhere in the stupidly vulnerable pipework ? [Linked Image]
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#845739 Jun 29th a 09:58 AM
by John V6
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On my BEV the AC is from the heat pump so very efficient.
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#845741 Jun 29th a 10:13 AM
by RichardV6
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I love this two for the price of one engineering. On light aircraft equipped with de-icing the vacuum pump, needed to drive the AH and DI, is used to pump up the flight surfaces leading edge rubber boots, that break off ice build up, by employing it's exhaust.
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