Topic: Proper air con service. (Read 2338 times)

Tony H · « **Reply #15 on:** 03 August 2011, 21:12:32 »

Sounds good enough to me

I checked my air con temp last year with a digital thermometer accurate to point one of a degree it read five degrees, just for a laugh I took it into kwik crap to take advantage of there offer of being able to drop the temp with there service however they said they coudln't and declined to attempt it

Shelby · « **Reply #16 on:** 03 August 2011, 23:06:22 »

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Had a look on google maps and thats up around the vicinity of Charles Warner and other dealers isn't it?
That is correct. Also, not far from a guy who can set up your geometry correctly

Also very useful to know as I need to change my wishbones also.

SR-71 Blackbird · « **Reply #17 on:** 04 August 2011, 14:03:36 »

Hey Opti,

I also like to measure the temperature of the air coming out of the vents but I have an electronic temperature probe to measure it, accurate to 0.1 of a degree for both Celsius and Fahrenheit. Currently after 5 minutes with the A/C being on at the centre vents I get, 6.5 degrees C on level 9 air flow force, 5.5 degrees C on level 5 and 4.5 degrees C on level 1. It gets colder the longer I leave it on but by very small amounts. E..g last summer I left the car idling with it on which doing some engine work for 30 minutes and recorded -0.4 degrees C at the centre vents. I would say yours is doing very well but get an electronic probe to measure it and then we can be geeky together

Kevin Wood · « **Reply #18 on:** 04 August 2011, 16:39:40 »

FAQ added with the official performance figures and measurement procedure. http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1312472025

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