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Asked by GuruDTD48B Jun 10, 2024 at 02:24 PM about the 2004 Honda Accord
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Why does my 2004 Honda accord over heat when I put the ac on!
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Ed92626 answered about a day ago
An AC unit puts a load on the engine and if the engine has problems, like faulty radiator or water pump, or low compression, that can cause the overheat condition. Overheating can also be due to an AC unit that has a bad compressor or a failing condenser or fan. There's a lot to check out to find the cause and it might be best to have an AC tech do this.
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Gene answered about a day ago
Cooling fan failures are the most common, they should turn on when the AC is selected. If they don’t then you need to have them checked out to find out why.
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