A/C not working at all !
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A/C not working at all !
On another thread Myself and Roland (mueckster) were trying to figure out what was wrong with my A/C. I thought I would start my own thread !! It seems that the compressor isn't going on at all ! IIRC it makes a click sound when it kicks in and out ! Mine is silent ! No clicks ! I've checked The 10amp fuse in position F2.10 A/C clutch relay, A/C clutch solenoid
Is there any other fuses in this system ????? I have no power at the compressor and I've checked connections that go backwards from that...... no power that I can find anywhere in the line ! Does the power come from the compressor to the a/c or does the power come from the truck to the compressor ????? Does that make sense ???? I'm almost at the point where I'm going to take it to someone that knows about a/c SH*& !
Is there any other fuses in this system ????? I have no power at the compressor and I've checked connections that go backwards from that...... no power that I can find anywhere in the line ! Does the power come from the compressor to the a/c or does the power come from the truck to the compressor ????? Does that make sense ???? I'm almost at the point where I'm going to take it to someone that knows about a/c SH*& !
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Those links are for an '03. I have another for my '01. I think the wiring diagram is slightly different. Here's the one for the '01. According to my Chilton manual '99 thru '01 is the same. They changed in '02.
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It's a little harder for me to diagnose from "long distance". I can't see what's going on.
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If Russ is testing both sides of the pressure switches, he should be at least getting some kinda power on one side at the clutch cycling switch even if the a/c sytem was discharged.
It's a little harder for me to diagnose from "long distance". I can't see what's going on.
It's a little harder for me to diagnose from "long distance". I can't see what's going on.
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Those links are for an '03. I have another for my '01. I think the wiring diagram is slightly different. Here's the one for the '01. According to my Chilton manual '99 thru '01 is the same. They changed in '02.
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Hey guys ! Sorry I haven't posted to your answers ! busier than a one arm paper hanger ! Sooooo.... I will test the other fuse that I see in the system ! I don't think the charge has anything to do with that plug having no power ! I must have power to that plug at the compressor to make it cycle ?? True ??? If you guys think I should go get it recharged, I'll do that ! I just think it's a power problem ! Roland you are correct ! Very hard to fix from Texas.... but do know that I appreciate your time and help very much ! As well as you Mike & Robin !
Bare with me guys... I don't know every switch and wire in these trucks and where they are located ! Maybe this one is out of my league ! But it shouldn't be !
Bare with me guys... I don't know every switch and wire in these trucks and where they are located ! Maybe this one is out of my league ! But it shouldn't be !
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Basicly, what Mike is saying that low pressure in the system will keep the clutch cycling switch from closing and sending power to activate the a/c clutch. This switch acts as the "low pressure" switch. Checking the power "to" and "from" this switch will tell you if there is a problem there.
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The only place I could find power is at the fan ! If I unplug the fan motor it shuts off ! Maybe I'll get it recharged first like mike says ! Maybe its not sending power anywhere because it has no charge left in it ! I'll keep you guys posted ! I'm off to work today and I leave tomorrow for a trip across BC and back ! About 28 hrs in the saddle with no A/C hahaha !! Thanks for the help guys !
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