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2009 DAF XF 105.460 Air Conditioning Hissing Noise: Clutch Pop, Expansion Valve, Dryer Replacement

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  • #1 16473891
    mlodyprezes
    Level 2  
    Hello. I have a problem with air conditioning in 2009 dafie. The problem is that when the air conditioning comes in, you can hear a quiet hissing from the cockpit. This happens when I hear the clutch pop. Over time, the hissing intensifies with longer and longer hissing and air conditioning together with the hissing intensification - it cools down worse ... The expansion valve was replaced several times (or somehow, I am not a specialist), the air conditioning dryer and the system tightness was checked. Mechanics spread their hands and air conditioning lasts for 2 weeks ... Help ...
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  • #2 16474043
    Martak88
    Level 11  
    Hello, if the climate is enough for 2 weeks and there is no factor, there must be some leakproofness connected to the machine, allow the preparation which stains blue if you can see the tightness under the hood under the cockpit not noticeable. Regards
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  • #3 16474395
    mlodyprezes
    Level 2  
    The system is sealed and the reagent is always on. A soft hissing noise is heard in the cabin. It's like this gas goes "overflow" ...
  • #4 16474450
    ALIBABA I
    Level 33  
    mlodyprezes wrote:
    The system is tight and the factor is still there.
    Rather, you have the wrong amount of this factor 134a not enough, this system is pulsating, i.e. the compressor turns on cyclically
  • #5 16474498
    mlodyprezes
    Level 2  
    I thought so too. It's 700g of what I remember. The machine had this model in mind. It is with this cyclical switching on that hissing appears ... As if the system was studded and the valve could not maintain the upper pressure. The valve was changed 3 times ...
  • #6 16475902
    Martak88
    Level 11  
    I also think that too few passenger cars that do not have 900 g the valve suffered damage or was just replaced because so claimed moss.
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  • #7 16475919
    123nowy
    Level 21  
    daf 105 is to have 700g

    Added after 1 [minutes]:

    123nowy wrote:
    daf 105 is to have 700g
    . and what is enough for 2 weeks?
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  • #8 16475953
    Martak88
    Level 11  
    Some air conditioners have a filterek on the ducts can cause poor flow of refrigerant, increase in pressure but also weakening of cooling in the cabin.
  • #9 16476214
    ALIBABA I
    Level 33  
    Hello, maybe so young man, there is a speculum there. the so-called. Saigon, and in it you can see if the system is not completed, I do not remember how much it enters, but the cabin is a plate about the amount of refrigerant. and it will be known if it is ok. you know I will get such a car on days and write how much it should be there, but I have the impression that there is 850gr. it is from the memory of last year. eventually I will look in the DTRs.

    Ps. and pro wishes behave like that refrigeration systems in which there is a selection of this medium. here are only a few hundred gr. How about installation where it sits, a few tens of a few hundred, a kilo.

    There was no need to move the valve, it was enough to sense the leak, seal, and whether the oil emigrated from the compressor. and then filling procedures.
  • #10 16476301
    MobilTruck
    Level 31  
    The dehumidifier is incorrectly mounted or faulty (it happened to me in 105 ce) the radiator will be replaced.
    For a 950gr refrigerant system.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around a persistent hissing noise in the air conditioning system of a 2009 DAF XF 105.460, which intensifies over time and correlates with reduced cooling efficiency. The user has replaced the expansion valve multiple times and checked the system's tightness, yet the issue persists, with the air conditioning functioning adequately for only two weeks. Responses suggest potential causes including insufficient refrigerant (R134a), incorrect installation or malfunction of the dryer, and possible leaks in the system. Some participants recommend checking the refrigerant amount, as the system is designed for approximately 700g, and ensuring that there are no blockages in the ducts that could impede refrigerant flow.
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