ac clutch doesnt turn on
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ac clutch doesnt turn on
hey guys, last year my ac worked fine..cold.. this year i turn on the ac or defrosters and its not cold, so i check 1. blower motor works 2. ac fuse is good/ all wires seem connected. what else should i look for to figure out why my ac doesnt engage? is there a way to jump it? thankyou
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From: Phoenix, AZ
Car: 85 87 87 91 92
Engine: 305 TPI 350 TPI 350 Carb
Transmission: B/W T-5 and 700R4
On the back side of your reciever drier (thats the shiny round cylinder up by the blower motor) there is a 2 prong plug. Start your car turn on the AC. Unplug the connector and stick a paper clip in it to jump the leads if you compressors clutch does not engage the you need a new clutch. If it does engage your just low on freon.
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ok
well i tried that ...jumped the 2 prong plug and the clutch didnt spin with the ac on..so this definetly means my clutch is bad? and also as a side note maybe this is or isnt related but last year i was driving i turned on the ac and heard a loud pop under the engine i inspected it but found nothing unusual ..could this of been the clutch blowing??
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ohh
nevermind about that last post cause i jumped the male end instead of the female end when i jumped the plug with a wire the clutch came on . i was jumping the canister like a moron. well i know the clutch works now and i just need a recharge then?? thanks alot buddy you helped me out alot..
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Car: 85 87 87 91 92
Engine: 305 TPI 350 TPI 350 Carb
Transmission: B/W T-5 and 700R4
Yep,
If your using R-12 you need to have someone fill it for you if you have been converted to r-134a then go to your local parts store get a couple cans (3 probably) (around $6 each) a charging hose WITH A GAGE on it then fill it up.
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If your using R-12 you need to have someone fill it for you if you have been converted to r-134a then go to your local parts store get a couple cans (3 probably) (around $6 each) a charging hose WITH A GAGE on it then fill it up.
Glad to be of help
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