What Causes the Abnormal Noise in the 10th Generation Civic's Air Conditioning?
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The abnormal noise in the 10th Generation Civic's air conditioning is caused by a damaged compressor electromagnetic clutch or noise from the air conditioning compressor, excessive wear or damage to the blower motor, or foreign objects in the blower. It is recommended to regularly inspect the vehicle when starting the car. Identifying Air Conditioning Faults: 1. Refrigeration System: Check for any cracks, damage, frost, or condensation in the refrigeration system's pipelines. Look for any friction between pipelines or between pipelines and the casing, especially at welded joints and connection points. Any leakage will show oil stains. You can also use a clean soft cloth or paper to wipe these areas to check for oil stains and determine if there is a leak. 2. Electrical System: Inspect whether the fuses in the electrical system are blown, if the insulation of electrical wires is intact, if there are any cracks in the circuit board, or if connections are loose. Pay special attention to electrical connections to ensure they are secure, as loose screws or connectors can easily lead to poor contact. 3. Ventilation System: Check if the air filter, heat exchanger coils, and fins are excessively dusty. Ensure that the air intake and outlet are unobstructed. Verify that the fan and blades are operating normally and that the airflow is at the correct level.
