surreycitroen Posted July 12, 2007 Posted July 12, 2007 hi, firstly im new to the site, it looks like great source of information and i hope to be able to help others too, the is actually my 4th Xantia belive it or not :rolleyes: , ive found them to be very comfortable, useful and good cars, ive had 2 previous 1.9 TDs my first was absolutly brilliant, the second wasnt but it was almost free so i got it scrapped, my 3rd was an Activa which was ok for the most part and certainly swift but it too had various problems, i now have another 1.9TD which is very clean and tidy and although it has a few miles on it, it is in good condition and drives well. Anyway introduction over i have a problem with the a/c compressor, sometimes it will engage and work fine but more often than not the a/c wont turn on, a friend suspects its the clutch on the compressor, ive looked around and compressors are pretty easily available if i cant fix this one but my main question was, are the ones from the 1.9TD and the 2.1TD the same?, they certainly look the same but i want to make sure first, also as the Peugeot 406 uses the same engine and thier compressors look the same can i assume one from a 406 will work too?, i appreciate any advie anyone can share on the matter as i want it running as im taking the car to europe soon and it tends to get rather hot out there at this time of year!!. Quote
DickieG Posted July 12, 2007 Posted July 12, 2007 There are several different compressors made by a couple of manufacturers, I'd take a look at the identification sticker on the side of the compressor and make sure you replace like with like. Quote
Guest Colin Hunter Posted October 28, 2007 Posted October 28, 2007 System is probably short of gas. It has a pressure switch in it which stops the compressor running if the pressure is low. System pressure can vary with ambient temperature so causing the intermittent operation. Quote
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