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Old 05-13-2009, 03:02 PM
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#232 Refrigerant Pressure Sensor

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My AC takes half hour to kick in, but it works. I ran diagnostics on and got #232 "Refrigerant Pressure Sensor'.

Is this something I can replace or clean w/o refilling the system with freon?
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you may have some bad seals in the lines that code tells me theres an issue with the pressure in other words it might not be holding freon this is my opinion i have a regular mechanic for this type of stuff but i do all my own research and search for everything
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Originally Posted by $tallion
you may have some bad seals in the lines that code tells me theres an issue with the pressure in other words it might not be holding freon this is my opinion i have a regular mechanic for this type of stuff but i do all my own research and search for everything
It has plenty of freon, no leaks.
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So theres two parts to this ac theres an evaporator and a ???? one might not be working...
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Originally Posted by $tallion
So theres two parts to this ac theres an evaporator and a ???? one might not be working...
??? = which part?

Once the AC kicks in, it works like a charm.

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