Presuming the charge isn't low, If the evaporator temp sensor is out of spec, it could cause the evaporator core and suction line to ice-up by keeping the compressor on too long. Do you notice any reduced airflow from the vents and/or the blower changing its sound after running the system for 15 mi...

Tim wrote: ↑Fri Mar 05, 2021 12:50 pm Could be low on refrigerant. Might consider reclaiming and checking refrigerant amount by weight.

Thanks for reply. The refrigerant was checked and found ok. Any chances that the problem could be related to the evaporator temperature probe not working properly?

When the A/C on my 2002 Civic SI is on, I can see ice forming on the surface of the pipe coming from the evaporator. This evaporator was installed less than one year ago, because the previous evaporator was leaking. The A/C has been working since then, but has never been strong, which, I thought, wa...

Tim wrote: ↑Tue Mar 02, 2021 10:58 am Not sure where you are shopping. The item we offer is a comp/clutch. As pictured in the link I posted.

Noted. Thanks

The compressor I listed, states it's for the SI application. 2004 Honda Civic Si 2.0L L4 2003 Honda Civic Si 2.0L L4 2002 Honda Civic Si 2.0L L4 Thanks, Tim. My car is high mileage, over 300,000 miles. Would you recommend to replace the compressor clutch as well? My understand is that the clutch is...

How about https://www.ackits.com/?route=product/category&path=39805_38634_29898_6901 Cusser, Thanks for your reply. My car, however, is a Civic SI, not a Civic L. The Civic SI engine is considerably different from the engines of the other Civic models. The replacement A/C compressor needs to be...

I own a 2002 Honda Civic SI (the hatchback model with the 2.0 VTEC engine, different from all other Civic).

The OEM compressor is made by Honda (or Honda put its name on It, if it is made by somebody else)

What would be a good aftermarket compressor to use for replacement?

Thanks

AI9, As you stated, the Pittstop r134a Oil Checker checks for for how much oil is circulating together with the refrigerant (some general information on this product is available on Amazon.com) Many thanks for the excellent information and advice that you provided in your post. Because of the age of...

On my 2002 Civic SI R134 refrigerant was added in two occasions: - The first time the leak could not be found. Refrigerant was added, but I don’t know the quantity. Oil was not added - The second time it was determined that the evaporator was leaking and it was replaced. I don’t know if oil was adde...