a/c air conditioner problem.
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a/c air conditioner problem.
I made mistake wire the battery switching + and -
for 10 seconds.
It blows fuse 16, 42.
One blade fuse that located on top of the battery.
I checked every fuses and changed if fuses looks bad even little.
Now, everything works fine but a/c
a/c compressor clutch isn't engaged when I turn on a/c.
The fans spins when I turn on a/c. No leak point.
I vag-com the car but no codes for a/c.
Any place I need to check?
for 10 seconds.
It blows fuse 16, 42.
One blade fuse that located on top of the battery.
I checked every fuses and changed if fuses looks bad even little.
Now, everything works fine but a/c
a/c compressor clutch isn't engaged when I turn on a/c.
The fans spins when I turn on a/c. No leak point.
I vag-com the car but no codes for a/c.
Any place I need to check?
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that's what I ve done so far since last year,
1. I checked both fan motors are working slow or high.
2. I changed coolant temperature sensor.
3. I changed a/c switch located on high port of ac pipe.
4. I changed fan control unit three times.
5. I checked all fuses.
6. I checked voltages that go to fan switch on radiator. both voltage around 11v.
7. I checked temperatures from climate control unit, all temperatures can be read find.
8. No voltage found connector that attached to compressor clutch even I set lowest desired
temperature.
9. If I wire compressor clutch with battery directly, cold air blow in to car.
I stopped here and build circuit with own switch and fuses, so if
I switch on manually inside of car, I can have cold air.
To prevent forgetting switching off, I wired a relay with air blow fuse, so I turned off the car, a/c is off even switch is still on position.
1. I checked both fan motors are working slow or high.
2. I changed coolant temperature sensor.
3. I changed a/c switch located on high port of ac pipe.
4. I changed fan control unit three times.
5. I checked all fuses.
6. I checked voltages that go to fan switch on radiator. both voltage around 11v.
7. I checked temperatures from climate control unit, all temperatures can be read find.
8. No voltage found connector that attached to compressor clutch even I set lowest desired
temperature.
9. If I wire compressor clutch with battery directly, cold air blow in to car.
I stopped here and build circuit with own switch and fuses, so if
I switch on manually inside of car, I can have cold air.
To prevent forgetting switching off, I wired a relay with air blow fuse, so I turned off the car, a/c is off even switch is still on position.
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