a/c help
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a/c help
I HAVE ALREADY SEARCHED FOR THIS AND FOUND NO DEFINATE ANSWER
my ac doesnt work on my 87 turboii
i dont know when it stopped becuase i just bought the car
I would really like to fix it before summer, can I just but a r134a can from the store and fill up or what?
my ac doesnt work on my 87 turboii
i dont know when it stopped becuase i just bought the car
I would really like to fix it before summer, can I just but a r134a can from the store and fill up or what?
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First. Check all the lines, condensor and such. Maybe get some of the leak dye stuff.
Second, our cars use R12. You can do a change over to R134 but, it's kinda extensive. You can search for that one.
Second, our cars use R12. You can do a change over to R134 but, it's kinda extensive. You can search for that one.
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If the pressure is too low in the system, the circuit to the a/c compressor will be open. I'd suggest going to your drier/accumulator and disconnect the two wires to the pressure switch on that item. Jumper them together and then turn on the a/c. The compressor should run. If it did then the system is low. IF it did not, then you've another problem.
If it did not, go pull the a/c relay out and check for voltage to the X1 pin on the relay with the a/c turned to ON.
Edit: Forget X1, not applicable to RX. The LW or blue/white wire should have a gnd on it and the RY or red yellow should have 12v with the a/c ON.
If it did not, go pull the a/c relay out and check for voltage to the X1 pin on the relay with the a/c turned to ON.
Edit: Forget X1, not applicable to RX. The LW or blue/white wire should have a gnd on it and the RY or red yellow should have 12v with the a/c ON.
Last edited by HAILERS; 05-01-06 at 09:06 PM.
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