The a/c on my 2003 honda accord will all of a sudden stop blowing cold air. I already had the filter changed thinking that was the problem. The mechanic is having a hard time figuring out what is wrong with it because everything checks out good but seems to think it could be a sensor or something. It doesn't stop blowing air it just isn't cold and after awhile it will start to get cold again. Has anyone else had this problem or tell me what might be wrong with it?

Have him check the expansion valve.

I'm having the same problem, dealer charging me 81 $ per hr to diagnose it. They just called me and said that it's going up to 240 $ and they still don't know what the problem is. My ac just intermittently shuts off, then after a while it goes back on. Did you ever figure out what the problem is? They said it might be a computer problem or a signal that goes to the clutch.

Check the thermostatic expansion valve (TXV) in the evaporator--it's the sensor, I believe, he senses is bad.

The a/c on my 2003 honda accord will all of a sudden stop blowing cold air. I already had the filter changed thinking that was the problem. The mechanic is having a hard time figuring out what is wrong with it because everything checks out good but seems to think it could be a sensor or something. It doesnt stop blowing air it just isn't cold and after awhile it will start to get cold again. Has anyone else had this problem or tell me what might be wrong with it?
I have had a similar problem with my 2003 Accord V6 in which the AC has suddenly stopped producing cold air, but still blows (and the temperature sensor works as when I change the temperature setting on "auto" the blower speeds up or down). Also, even stranger, the lights for my gear display (Park, Neutral, D, D3, D2, D2) suddenly went out. Wondering if there is a connection. Of course, my warranty just expired this past August, so I am hoping that someone has a "inexpensive" recommendation. Thanks in advance.

The a/c on my 2003 honda accord will all of a sudden stop blowing cold air. I already had the filter changed thinking that was the problem. The mechanic is having a hard time figuring out what is wrong with it because everything checks out good but seems to think it could be a sensor or something. It doesnt stop blowing air it just isn't cold and after awhile it will start to get cold again. Has anyone else had this problem or tell me what might be wrong with it?
My blower doesn't blow at all, any suggestins?

Gomeygoo, your problem sounds like the blower motor resistor. Has anyone figured out what the problem is with the AC not working? Mine has started doing this same thing and they can't figure out what is wrong with it.

I have had multiple problems with mine. First the air cooled but not well. Clutch came on and Pressure in the system on the cool side is good (45psi). I have to check out the high side pressure. Now the cooling fan in the front of the car is staying on and killing the battery. I am going to spending the evening troubleshooting this problem. I have the dealer service manual and I will get to the bottom

My AC is blowing air but from outside, the cooler isn't working, someone said that be could be a problem with the engine, does anyone have any idea a similar situation? I'm hoping its not going to burn my already burnt pocket fixing this...

I have had a similar problem with my 2003 Accord V6 in which the AC has suddenly stopped producing cold air, but still blows (and the temperature sensor works as when I change the temperature setting on "auto" the blower speeds up or down). Also, even stranger, the lights for my gear display (Park, Neutral, D, D3, D2, D2) suddenly went out. Wondering if there is a connection. Of course, my warranty just expired this past August, so I am hoping that someone has a "inexpensive" recommendation. Thanks in advance.

I just had this same problem today. AC blows air but not cooled. The air controls and radio work fine. Also the dash light indicator for the gear shifter and the cruse control both quit at the same time. My immediate thought was a fuse or breaker issue but couldn't find any with a problem so far. Did you find the fix for this?

My 2003 EX, almost 40K, had the same problem this summer. For me, my mechanic replaced the fuse for it, and it immediately started blowing cold again. My husband's car charger for his cell phone blew the fuse. My other problem? The modes don't change when you select them. It stays in defrost. After my mechanic replaced the mode motor, I took it to Gwinnett Place Honda to get the diagnostic complete. They told me I had a bad mode motor (yeah right). They wouldn't warranty the part to me, but would my mechanic. I took the car back to him, and he replaced the 'faulty" mode, but the modes still won't change. I'm tempted to pay the fee to get access to serviceexpresshonda.com to see if the circuit for the mode motor is located on the board that gets replaced with the backlight problem. Then I'm going to pray it breaks. No seriously. My mechanic is begging me to get it looked into, but I am unwilling to fork over the cash for another bad diagnostic.

Ok here is what I have found so far. First I troubleshot per the Manufactures Manual (from Helm INC). 1st item was the compressor clutch coil because the controler was not sending the right amount of voltage thus causing the current to spike and burn up the coil. Second the Vent recirc control motor was not working, it checked out fine. I believe it is the controler on the environmental controls. After much troubleshooting I still can't get the codes from the environmental controls computer. I have talked many of my mechanic friends and we have come to the conclusion that it is the controler. But with a Wholesale cost of $594.64. It won't be happening any time soon.

I just had this same problem today. AC blows air but not cooled. The air controls and radio work fine. Also the dash light indicator for the gear shifter and the cruse control both quit at the same time. My immediate thought was a fuse or breaker issue but couldn't find any with a problem so far. Did you find the fix for this?

I have just got exactly the same problem today with my Honda Accord 2003 V6. Please let me know if you found a fix for this. Thanks a lot!

I had this problem too, the air would blow but not cool.. or get cool then stop and back n fourth. I had the o2 sensor #2 replaced and that corrected the problem.

I have the same problem but is the coil the gone bad.

I have a 2004 Accord. The A/C works off and on (no pun intended). Sometimes I can get it to work if I put the coldest temp on and push a bunch of buttons on and off. It will work for a while and then blow hot air again. If I mess with it again, sometimes I can get cool air, sometimes not. I'm taking it in tomorrow. I'll let you know what happens...

My a/c stopped working may 24th and gave me a code of PO141. Heater Circuit Malfuction. It was showing me to replace the 02 sensor at the Cat Converter. I did buy and replace the sensor ($72) engine light turned off but a/c is still not working. Not blowing nothing at all through the vents. NOTHING. What could be the prblem?

On our 2003 we found a relay had gone bad. It is under the hood under a plastic cover that has four clips holding it on. It is in the upper right at about 1 oclock.
The relay is black cube that just pulls out with either plyers or a small screwdriver. The prongs are in a "T" formation. The new part cost less than 10 dollars and can be bought at a regular auto part store. (ask for A/C relay)

Did anyone get the AC repaired on their 2003 Honda Accord. If so, what was the diagnoses and how much did you pay? My AC will blow cold for one minute and then blow hot air after which seems to be a similar problem on this site.

I have the same problem as well. I did changed the cooler gas, but it doesn't help. Did Anybody find the solution? Thank You!

I have a 2000 Honda Accord and it is doing the same thing everyone else is talking about. I am thinking if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck it's a duck. Meaning Hondo has screwed all of us with their AC units. Mine if it is cool weather or has been in the garage will start up and blow beautifully and stay on for awhile. But as soon as it gets hot - off it goes and then occasionally will pop back in for a bit. This has been going on for 2 years. I have spent the last two hours looking at hundreds of people that have had the same problem. I wish we had the ability to force a recall of their ACs it is obvious they are the ones who have put out an inferior product that we are no highly paying for. I know I won't buy another Honda and I will strongly encourage everyone else I talk to - not to buy either. If anybody comes up with a reasonalble solution - please let us all know. I am in Texas and it is measurable down here without AC.

See if this is your situation:

If you notice, after driving the vehicle for a while, that air stops coming out of the vents, the A/C clutch cycling switch may be bad. Turn the A/C on, open the hood, and verify that the low pressure pipes are good and cold. The cycling switch is supposed to control the evaporator core pressure at a point where the plate/fin surface temperature will be maintained slightly above freezing. Instead, it may be energizing the clutch too much and the system is icing up. In this situation, simply unscrew the old cycling switch from the Schrader valve-type fitting on the accumulator, coat the threads and O-ring with PAG oil, and install the proper cycling switch. It is not necessary to discharge the refrigerant system to remove the switch. The cycling switch's cut-on and cut-off pressures are readily available in manuals; therefore, its operation can be monitored by the manifold gauge set and you can tell whether its working properly or not. Wear safety glasses.

Some Hondas have something like the A/C clutch cycling switch, but it is located with the evaporator coil (under the dash). I recommend that you take it to Honda. Explain this situation to them and they should be able to fix it. Get an estimate, in writing, beforehand.