How I resolved my A/C problem
08-05-04, 01:17 PM
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How I resolved my A/C problem
Today I met up with Mr. Gazivoda aka twinturbo93, and figured out why my AC was not working. Previously I charged my AC back up with R134 and it worked like a charm, then on the same day I tried to use the buffer by plugging it into my cigarette lighter. With some odd luck my fuse blew for the lighter so I couldn't buff nor use the lighter. On the way back home I realized my AC was no longer working when it did previously. After back tracking I realized that the reason why the AC did not work was b/c my fuse for the lighter blew. Why does it effect the AC compressor? I have no clue... It was the only thing that changed from my car before the AC didnt work anymore, so after replacing the fuse the compressor starts to work!
08-05-04, 09:39 PM
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It's so weird, after you left I was like let me check what's controled with that fuse, so I oppened the shop manual and here it was. fuse 15 - 15amp: Audio System, Cigarette Lighter, Power Mirrors, Power Antenna, Ignition Light, Security Indicator, Meters..... hey wait a minute, where the hell is the A/C compressor???
I dugg into some more CD's/shop manuals I got and couldn't find a connection between fuse 15 and a/c comp.
Ohh well as long as it works, who cares...
right?
Enjoy it budd, now you need it more than ever.
I dugg into some more CD's/shop manuals I got and couldn't find a connection between fuse 15 and a/c comp.
Ohh well as long as it works, who cares...
right?Enjoy it budd, now you need it more than ever.
Originally Posted by SWAT81
Today I met up with Mr. Gazivoda aka twinturbo93, and figured out why my AC was not working. Previously I charged my AC back up with R134 and it worked like a charm, then on the same day I tried to use the buffer by plugging it into my cigarette lighter. With some odd luck my fuse blew for the lighter so I couldn't buff nor use the lighter. On the way back home I realized my AC was no longer working when it did previously. After back tracking I realized that the reason why the AC did not work was b/c my fuse for the lighter blew. Why does it effect the AC compressor? I have no clue... It was the only thing that changed from my car before the AC didnt work anymore, so after replacing the fuse the compressor starts to work!
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