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Old May 20, 2009 | 03:12 PM
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Hello all, my 93 Z is having a AC issue, I know it's fully charged, but i cant get the compresser to kick on, i jumped the low press. switch and still nothing, and i noticed the electric fans do no kick on either. IS there a way to jump the dash AC control to see if thats the problem??
 
Old May 20, 2009 | 07:13 PM
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have u checked the fuses both by the door and under the hood? also see if u have some trouble codes stored in the computer.
 
Old May 22, 2009 | 02:18 AM
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I did check the fuses, and they were all perfect, along with all the relays related to it. I did leave it on "AC" and started the car and it kicked on, so i know the compresser works and so on, but then it kicks off randomly and wont kick back on?? even when i go from defrost back to AC, ... but nothin....
 
Old May 22, 2009 | 07:48 AM
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tell me a lttle more. does the ac work? heater work? are u overheating? let me know and ill look it up and see what the book says. so the ses light has not been coming on ? have u checked for stored trouble codes?
 
Old May 22, 2009 | 12:23 PM
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Well at first it was warm air, I checked to see how much was in, and it was a little low, so then i tried to fill it, and the compresser wouldn't kick on. now its got a full charge thinking that would help but still nothing. I jumped the low pressure switch to see if maybe thats the prob, but still nothing. The heater and all the controls seem to work good, i tried jumping the ac controls too, but still nothng there either. The ses light has come on once since ive ownd it, but i cant check it cause its OBD1 and my scanner is for OBD2, i assume its a O2 sensor being that its never on for more than 5 mins, and only does it while im on the highway for long periods of time. ( i also didnt try using the ac either of the times it came on) so from here im stuck. cause last nite i turned the car on, with the AC in the on position, and everything kicked on... then shut off again randomly??? possibly a ECM problem??? something I hope that its not, cause thats $$$$$
 
Old May 22, 2009 | 01:02 PM
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ok well everything so far in the book uses a acr4 unit to diagnos the ac. i would recomend taking to a dealer shop and have the ac serviced. theres some sensors in the system that could be doing it. i think u have checked some. theres a ac presure sensor, a ac temp sensor, compressor relay, low presure cut off switch. make sure u dont have any vacumm leaks, the controls work by vacumm. compressor relay is under hood in the electrical center or the black box on the driver side.
 
Old May 26, 2009 | 06:22 PM
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well I suppose ill have to take it to someone, I now noticed that the problem has outreached to the cooling fans. at first i noticed that they didnt kick on with the AC, now i see that they dont kick on at all. Now my cars getting HOT! like 235/240*F, and the fans airn't kicking on. I jumped the OBD plug and got the fans to kick on that way, so i know they work, but dont go on when they are supoose to. Im wondering if these are all connected somehow
 
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