no... your a/c compressor is engine driven, does not supply pressure with engine off, i hav seen an after market electric compressor by ARB that will run at the flick of a switch. sorry not much help, just dosent work without the engine on
its because the aircon uses up to 10% of the cars engine power. all cars with air conditioning have a change in revs when the air co is turned on or off. the larger the engine the less noticible the difference is. its because the aircon uses up to 10% of the cars engine power. all cars with air conditioning have a change in revs when the air co is turned on or off. the larger the engine the less noticible the difference is.
For most cars the air conditioning is powered by a belt from the engine and even if the car is only idling it will be running without any meaningful effect on the car's battery. For some hybrid drive cars the air conditioning is powered electrically, so that it can work even with the engine off. These will drain the car's battery some, but the air conditioning controller will automatically turn off the air conditioning before this becomes a problem then turn it back on as soon as the engine is automatically restarted when it is again needed to drive the car.
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Because the air conditioning compressor, is run from a pulley off of the engine. This puts an additional load on the engine, which causes more fuel to be used.
Yes. Cars breathe. They draw air into the combustion chambers to operate. If you cut off the air supply, the engine will stop. Improvements to the engine's breathing will increase power and economy.
1939 Packard Motor Car Company markets an automobile with air conditioning offered as an option for $274. The refrigeration compressor runs off the engine, and the system has no thermostat. It discharges the cooled air from the back of the car.
i would think its on.
There are many reasons why an air conditioning compressor might not turn off. There is likely a wire that is not connected properly.
A manual air conditioning system is one where you can turn it off and on when you want and control the temperature at which it is set.
On the V8 engined cars it is on the passenger side if the engine compartment, about a foot from the firewall. The fitting will have a black cap on it, and when you take the cap off you will find the threads are on the inside of the tube rather than the outside.
Quote from the Autozone website... When the engine is under a heavy load, the air conditioning compressor is shut off by the computer. A bad TPS can shut off an air conditioning compressor. Also, on computer controlled cars, the key should be turned on before depressing the throttle or the computer can receive a faulty TPS reading and the car might not start.
it can be that the air filter is clogged and is blocking the air. it can easly be fix by taking the front part of the air conditioning off and checking the filter.