So I know it can only be a few culprits
15-20k ago in it's 90k life, I got into an accident; the entire front end was redone (radiator, hoses, etc).
My '09 TSX overheats while either stopped with the AC on, or driving pretty hard in city situations (7/10 times with the windows down a bit).
With the AC off, same situations the gauge within 1-2 minute returns to normal and it has never gone in my driving it gone over 3/4; this was in heavy highway and city traffic/driving. It normally sits slightly below the logo, sometimes I look down it's on top of it or going above it barely.
All of my fans work, my fins r clean liquid seems good in terms of air bubbles, because this hasn't happened in the winter or last summer. I don't know if the water pump was replaced in the accident. Thus I'm assuming it's the AC compressor?
Most of you will probably know more about this car mechanically than me so hopefully someone can lead me in the right route TIA ?
15-20k ago in it's 90k life, I got into an accident; the entire front end was redone (radiator, hoses, etc).
My '09 TSX overheats while either stopped with the AC on, or driving pretty hard in city situations (7/10 times with the windows down a bit).
With the AC off, same situations the gauge within 1-2 minute returns to normal and it has never gone in my driving it gone over 3/4; this was in heavy highway and city traffic/driving. It normally sits slightly below the logo, sometimes I look down it's on top of it or going above it barely.
All of my fans work, my fins r clean liquid seems good in terms of air bubbles, because this hasn't happened in the winter or last summer. I don't know if the water pump was replaced in the accident. Thus I'm assuming it's the AC compressor?
Most of you will probably know more about this car mechanically than me so hopefully someone can lead me in the right route TIA ?