snapshotgt

#1

Okay, today my AC light started flashing "flash/pause/flash" etc...and the AC went warm. I turned it off, then back on and it blew cool. I was just wondering what this flashing/AC not blowing cold means...BUT, then i turned it off/on, and it works again?

post please if you know anything!

thanks,
snapshotgt

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netrata

#2

It could be a connector harness that relates to your a/c system. Just check to see if any of the connectors are loose. Try even checking the on/off button harness if its loose.

Batman722

#3

it could be a few things.

first check to make sure your AC amplifier is pluggen in properly. It is located under the pass side of the dash. Just look up from where the pass feet go and make sure everything is plugged in securly.

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snapshotgt

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QUOTE(Batman722 @ Jun 11, 2006 - 5:08 PM) [snapback]443678[/snapback]

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it could be a few things.

first check to make sure your AC amplifier is pluggen in properly. It is located under the pass side of the dash. Just look up from where the pass feet go and make sure everything is plugged in securly.

Alright, i'll go check that out right now....

~snap

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snapshotgt

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QUOTE(snapshotgt @ Jun 11, 2006 - 5:29 PM) [snapback]443687[/snapback]

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QUOTE(Batman722 @ Jun 11, 2006 - 5:08 PM) [snapback]443678[/snapback]

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it could be a few things.

first check to make sure your AC amplifier is pluggen in properly. It is located under the pass side of the dash. Just look up from where the pass feet go and make sure everything is plugged in securly.

Alright, i'll go check that out right now....

~snap

Everything seems to be good...i mean i was only able to see/reach like 5 connectors...

~snap

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netrata

#6

After checking all the harnesses, are you still having trouble with the a/c going on and off?

snapshotgt

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QUOTE(netrata @ Jun 11, 2006 - 7:05 PM) [snapback]443717[/snapback]

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After checking all the harnesses, are you still having trouble with the a/c going on and off?

I did nothing but check the harnesses (they were fine), so no, it is not fixed yet.

~snap

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Past: V6 Swapped 6G Celica, E46 BMW M3, Jeep Wrangler TJCurrent: 850rwhp C6 Corvette Grandsport, Gen1 6.2L Ford Raptor

djkurious

#8

Your compressor needs a new clutch. Just replace the compressor and clutch together. Same thing happened to me.

snapshotgt

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QUOTE(djkurious @ Jun 20, 2006 - 5:14 PM) [snapback]446853[/snapback]

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Your compressor needs a new clutch. Just replace the compressor and clutch together. Same thing happened to me.

It seems to be working fine now...huh...

anyway, how much did that cost you?

-snap

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djkurious

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QUOTE(snapshotgt @ Jun 21, 2006 - 2:43 PM) [snapback]447233[/snapback]

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QUOTE(djkurious @ Jun 20, 2006 - 5:14 PM) [snapback]446853[/snapback]

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Your compressor needs a new clutch. Just replace the compressor and clutch together. Same thing happened to me.

It seems to be working fine now...huh...

anyway, how much did that cost you?

-snap

I purchased a new compressor with the clutch for $100 on ebay.