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Old 05-06-2007, 03:14 AM   #1
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91' Z28 Blowing AC Fuses !!!! Help !!!
I replaced the resistor the blower motor and checked all of the wiring from the compressor and blower. I'm stumped. I put a 25amp circuit breaker in place of the blown fuse and the blower runs great until I move the control to Max or Norm AC and when the compressor kicks on within a few minutes the blower shuts off. Can anybody help me ??? I replaced the ac control panel thinking it might be the controls but, it wasn't. What next ??? Could it be a ground problem ???
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Re: 91' Z28 Blowing AC Fuses !!!! Help !!!
One easy thing to check would be to pull the connector on the A/C clutch and try if you still blow the fuse. If not, it's most likely a bad clutch.

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Old 05-07-2007, 12:38 AM   #3
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Re: 91' Z28 Blowing AC Fuses !!!! Help !!!
Thanks Lou ... I will check it out !! Hope things are well in my home town of Austin, TX. I appreciate your input. Brent Walker
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