What causes the Honda Jade's AC not to cool at idle?

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OMatthew
07/29/25 5:01pm
Possible reasons include aging radiator fans with insufficient cooling capacity, or a condenser that is too dirty with excessive dust buildup. Below is relevant information about the Honda Jade: Introduction: The Honda Jade is a station wagon under the Honda brand. Exterior: It features a redesigned front bumper with a more sporty appearance. The body benefits from dual character lines, making the side profile of Honda's new station wagon SHUTTLE visually dynamic. The B-pillar, C-pillar, and D-pillar adopt dark-tone treatment, creating a floating roof effect. The rear features very dynamic lines, complemented by a roof spoiler and rear bumper design that enhance the sporty appearance. The tailgate design has strong layering, with the rear spoiler significantly boosting the sporty feel.
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