ibemrzach

Yesterday I charged my AC, cranked the AC up to see if it was working, and only hot air came out.

From my seat to the engine bay, I then realized that coolant was spraying from my thermostat housing (it is plastic and had a hairline crack about an inch long).

So, the question is this: Is there a causal connection between the AC being cranked up and my thermostat housing cracking and spraying coolant everywhere?

The guy from AutoZone noted that there seemed to be an excessive amount of pressure in the coolant system. Also, the AC being charged, I expected it to blow out cold air (worked last time it was charged last summer), but only hot air came out. I couldn't test it much after the coolant began to spray, so I am unsure if it would have eventually came out cool or not.

Anyone?

Thanks.

Zach Naert

jackhild59

iTrader: (7)

Coincidence? No.

It is a conspiracy.


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Remember, even if you are paranoid they still may be out to get you.

toastiepenguin

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they are watching this thread!!

what in the world is a casual connection? between the AC and the cooling system??? wow..

clokker

iTrader: (2)

That would be causal...google it.

@OP, I think it's probably a coincidence.

ibemrzach

As far as I know, there is no relationship between the two.

Causal: something that causes? I'm not Webster though.

I don't think it is a coincidence though: something always breaks after something gets fixed. I think this is a requirement.

NZConvertible

No, it's just an coincidence. Consider yourself lucky the leak stranded you at home rather than on the side of the road somewhere...