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    ac problems?

    I experienced trouble with my ac system, the problem started happening when the light on the ac button wouldn't cutt on when pressed. After testing the whole electrical system, (please always use a schematic) just as i was testing the leads on the ECU system, a guy from school walked in and said he had the same problem so i decided to open up the control unit. As doing so i noticed a small piece on the C board was fried so using a solder i placed a jump across the circuit and wahm problem solved, see this is a common problem so if any of you experience this symptoms just head for that firs but careful since most electrical components can't be returned once installed!
    [url=https://flic.kr/p/2hFNC7Z]

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    sorry, to explain further because of that, the whole ac system was out, if you test system you will find current through system which is due to the switch being on the ground side of the system.
    [url=https://flic.kr/p/2hFNC7Z]

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      #3
      you weren't just low on refrigerant? The AC clutch won't kick on if it detects too low of a refrig. level.

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        #4
        ok!! does the a/c work now that you fixed the button is the question?

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          #5
          yes it did have refrigerant and it does work but i decided to recover and vacum the system, i was fixing the car to give it to my girl but she is getting something else instead and i don't need the ac(well not a big fan of it)
          [url=https://flic.kr/p/2hFNC7Z]

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