Not sure what happened when he did this, but it will not turn over at all. you can turn the key on, and all power comes on but will not start, doesnt click or make any sound whats so ever! HELP!!!
SOURCE: air conditioner not cooling
Is 1 of the 2 AC (under the hood) lines cold? if so you may have a blend door problem, that door is in the dash air duct distribution system, it mixes are between the hot heater core and the cold AC evaporater core to give the set or desired air outlet temp, When you turn the defrost on does it blow hot/cold as the lever is moved back and forth? The compressor turning off and on is normal cycling of the system, when it reaches a preset pressure in the low side line, a pressure switch will open and compressor will "cycle off" when the press starts to rise to a preset limit the compressor will "cycle on" and so on. I assume you have an electric bled door, older cars and trucks use a cable operated mechanical door.
SOURCE: Kia Rio - Heater not working fan works but noise coming from fan.
open glove box and make sure that none of the papers from that can get down to blower motor
SOURCE: my 89 gmc 1500 will not turn over
Did you check your ground wire?If ground is good check to make sure your solenoid wire which is purple usually if it is broke if not get a test light and have someone turn motor over to crank position and check if power there if so more than likely ground problem.If solenoid has no power move to fuses under drivers dash..
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SOURCE: Fuse is OK but air conditioner doesn't work '94 GMC Yukon.
yes alow presure switch is likely on GM and it could be out of freon ,safe way to tell is to put a set of gauges on it and it will tell by passing the low side switch will just destroy the compressor if it is out of freon
SOURCE: AC trouble
the best way is to take it into an ac shop without a manifold gauge set adding freon is just a guess you have a leak because freon never wears out it just leaks out. also the right way to do it would require having your system vacuumed out for at least 30 min. to get out all the moisture and air.
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