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angelo5850 04-28-2014 03:37 PM

radiator problem
 
Hey guys I'm new to this forum I have a big problem with my z and need help.
about 3 weeks ago me and my lil bro swapped out my stock intakes for takeda cold air intakes he dropped a bolt into the engine bay and I didn't know he did at the time, long story short my fans picked up the bolt and shot it a few times into my radiator causing a leak. a local shop I knew twin turbo a 370z so they had a stock radiator lying around so I bought it and had a friend install it, we switched it out and bleed it now my car works fine again except one problem my ac does not work which is weird because he said when I bought my blue antifreeze from Nissan it was an all in one antifreeze and air coolant all in one so it should be working but its not any ideas. P.S. I was told threw someone else maybe a blown fuse please help.

DEpointfive0 04-28-2014 03:51 PM

You can check the fuses, but I suspect that the intake rubbed through the AC line.

And/or did you guys only install the radiator? Not with the condenser?

DR_ 04-28-2014 08:56 PM

OMG no the antifreeze is not "air coolant". The condenser is combined into the radiator and when you took off the old radiator all the Freon escaped, which is highly illegal btw. Anyway, you need to recharge your A/C with new Freon.

Chuck33079 04-28-2014 09:03 PM

Yep. Find a shop to recharge the system. Shouldn't cost too much.

DjSquall 04-29-2014 05:38 AM

Cut your friends hands off.

Assuming there's no leaks, you can get your AC Vacuumed and recharged for 80 bucks

Fountainhead 04-29-2014 07:52 PM

might want to change the drier also...just sayin, it's open, it's collecting water, it's going to release that water as a plug into the orifice tube sooner than later.

1slow370 04-29-2014 09:31 PM

Bro if you put antifreeze in the condenser send me your adress I will mail you a cookie.

TopgunZ 04-30-2014 11:26 PM

Get a recharge can at any auto parts store for like $30. I did this to my old car and it worked like a charm. And make sure to spray it in the ac line..lol.

Dreadnaught 05-02-2014 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DR_ (Post 2799027)
OMG no the antifreeze is not "air coolant". The condenser is combined into the radiator and when you took off the old radiator all the Freon escaped, which is highly illegal btw. Anyway, you need to recharge your A/C with new Freon.

Good thing op didn't get a blast of refrigerant as well since the system is under pressure.


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