F250 AC Compressor not Cycling
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F250 AC Compressor not Cycling
I have a 2002 F250 on which the AC compressor clutch is not cycling: I have checked and added coolant so low pressure is correct (don't have high pressure gauge). I checked the clutch air gap and it is at 0.030 " as specified in another post. I replaced the low pressure AC cycling switch (on the evaporator/dryer). With the AC on, I disconnected the AC cutoff switch and the clutch disengages. This circuit has the correct (>10V) going to it. I am thinking it could have something to do with the AC relay. Any ideas, suggestions?
Note: When you switch the ATC to a setting other than AC or Max AC, the clutch disengages fine.
I noticed this problem because the AC shuts off when it is really hot, after I have been driving for a long while, about 1 hour or more. If you shut off AC, wait a few minutes, then turn on it works fine.
Note: When you switch the ATC to a setting other than AC or Max AC, the clutch disengages fine.
I noticed this problem because the AC shuts off when it is really hot, after I have been driving for a long while, about 1 hour or more. If you shut off AC, wait a few minutes, then turn on it works fine.
Last edited by VA250SD; 08-08-2011 at 03:16 PM. Reason: Add More Info, Post in AC Forum
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