air cond woes
air cond woes
06-16-2001, 02:45 PM
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Have you tested for continuity at the compressor?
If not, follow the green wire that runs downward in front of the right (passenger side) timing belt cover to the compressor.
Test for continuity with the switch on and off (key must be in the ACC 2 position).
If you have continuity, the compressor may be bad.
If not, follow the green wire that runs downward in front of the right (passenger side) timing belt cover to the compressor.
Test for continuity with the switch on and off (key must be in the ACC 2 position).
If you have continuity, the compressor may be bad.
06-17-2001, 03:29 AM
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Aaron,
Having just been through the whole A/C thing myself, there are many reasons why this could happen. Email me if you like, and I'll send you my complete step-by-step troubleshooting process from Wally Plumly.
-Brian
brpbowma@netzero.net
Having just been through the whole A/C thing myself, there are many reasons why this could happen. Email me if you like, and I'll send you my complete step-by-step troubleshooting process from Wally Plumly.
-Brian
brpbowma@netzero.net