There is an actuator at the left rear of the passenger compartment. The plastic gears get stripped or broken and when the rear air or heat is activated a servo which is trying to make ajustments to the rear control is clunking when trying to move the gears. There is more than one actuator used in these models, so to replace it you will need to access that area and either remove the broken one and take it to the parts man or let your dealer fix it. If you can stop the clicking by changing the rear air temp, this could be the problem. This would be the ac pump cycling this is normal most of the time the only time the pump runs continuesly is when the unit is set to max ac try that first if it still cycles in high your R134a pressure my be low, I dont recall the proper pressure how ever I was able to recharge mine my self by buying the R134A and recharge kit at the auto parts store. the clerk should be able to look that info up for you. It is a relitive easy task.
The computer needs to be reset for the transmission its around $250 but will resolve the issue.
Take it to autozone they will do a free diagnostic test and tell you what is wrong with it....
Yesterday, we met a lone mountaineer coming down the trail.
you have 4 o2 sensors on the 2002 mountaineer. if you get under the car and look at the exhaust pipe where it goes up either side of the engine you will see it bolted into the exhaust, it has wires coming from it. they are the front 2, the rear 2 are about 2 feet farther to the rear (easier to see)
A ticking noise in your 2002 Mercury Mountaineer could be caused by several issues, such as low oil levels, which can lead to inadequate lubrication of engine components. It might also indicate a problem with the valve lifters, worn-out timing chain, or exhaust leaks. Additionally, if the noise is coming from the wheels, it could be related to brake components or wheel bearings. It's best to have a mechanic diagnose the issue to prevent further damage.
That is condensation and it is normal for water to come out of an air conditioner in the back of it.
A smell coming from a reverse cycle air conditioner may be a signal that the filter needs to be cleaned. A smell like engine exhaust might be present if the air conditioner motor is in need of repair.
It have battery
I get hot air coming out of my air conditioner on the passenger side, while I get cold air coming out the drivers side. Can you tell me why and how do I find the schematic to fix it?
The air conditioner is low on refrigerant.
bad brake pad, probably stuck against the drum and slowly burning off.
If there is no cold air coming from the air conditioner on a Honda Odyssey the condenserÊmay have failed. No cold air coming from the air conditioner can also mean that the unit needs to be recharged.