I own four Versas: One 2009 and three 2010's. (I own a driving school.)
ALL of them have had issues with the air conditioning getting hot when the car remains stationary for a few minutes. This doesn't happen with a new car, but after about 80K to 100K miles, it has been a recurring theme.
We've replaced the condenser (or evaporator, I forget which) when the dealer told us the dessicant ("do not eat" beads to keep the refrigerant dry) leaked into the whole system. It helped, temporarily.
We've replaced compressors, we've replaced expansion valves. Of course we've recharged systems and looked for leaks. With every solution, sure enough, next summer the AC poops out. (Although it works fine when the car is in motion.)
What's going on?
ALL of them have had issues with the air conditioning getting hot when the car remains stationary for a few minutes. This doesn't happen with a new car, but after about 80K to 100K miles, it has been a recurring theme.
We've replaced the condenser (or evaporator, I forget which) when the dealer told us the dessicant ("do not eat" beads to keep the refrigerant dry) leaked into the whole system. It helped, temporarily.
We've replaced compressors, we've replaced expansion valves. Of course we've recharged systems and looked for leaks. With every solution, sure enough, next summer the AC poops out. (Although it works fine when the car is in motion.)
What's going on?