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I need to find out where to get the diagram for the AC so I can ask for the part. I do not know what it is called. Where do I find a diagram for the AC?
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You've got a bad solenoid or a bad vacuum motor. You really need a shop manual with full vacuum and electrical diagrams. Call your local library and ask if they have free access to alldata or Prodemand or buy a subscription to alldatadiy.com or eautorepair.net. Print out the electical and vacuum diagrams and then conduct the tests shown in the shop manual. It's an easy fix but will take more effort to diagnose.
you going to new service manual, wiring diagram and symbols of the device you are looking for.
places to look for a manual, online, library, friend, auto parts store should know where the fuse is at call first the auto parts store. call the dealer ask for service, ask them what fuse number or where the fuse is.
it may also have another fuse called a fuse link, it is feed into the wire when the are connecting it into the fuse box, and the only way to know that is to have wiring diagram or layout diagram.
the easiest way of getting this info, when you purchase the new belts ask the supplier for a print out of the diagram they look at ,, since the belt design for your car would be decided by the components the car has,, ie, power steering, ac, etc,, not knowing the make and model or motor size of your car makes this hard to show you diagrams , but asking them will surely help you and get the correct belts , Good Luck,, If you need anything else,, just reply to this post , with a little more info I can probably locate what you require
Hello TJ. If yours is the S15 Jimmy it is mounted inside the inlet tube to the evaporator. Number 142 in the diagram below.
If it is the full size Jimmy the orifice tube is located in the evaporator inlet pipe (high side
line) at the liquid line connection. You will need to undo #41 nut to get to it. Here is a diagram.
Click on the following free direct Link. It has the correct Serpentine/Drive Belt Diagrams for your 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser 2.4L DOHC In-Line 4-Cylinder Engine with the Engine Options (AC/No AC etc.). It also has Instructional and Directional Diagrams inorder to remove and/or replace the Belt(s). Note: the differences between the Automatic Tensioner and those Tensioners with Adjusting/Locking Bolts/Nuts
My sincere apologies for the delayed response. I am personally going back to answer your unanswered questions. I do not know if you still need this information, but I am going ahead and answering it anyway. You may want to Print the Diagrams for future use.
There should be a diagram under the hood. If not go to your local auto parts house and ask for them to help. They will. Yes you can bypass the AC compressor by getting a belt for a model with out air but you may or may not have to modify the pullys by adding a idler pully if the set up will allow. I would recomend calling a chrysler dealer and asking them they should be able to tell you and it is free. You can't beat free
isnt the diagram in front of the car by the radiator? Also you can ask someone to take you to peboy,autozone or advance auto and quickly look at the book. camera phone can take picture of belt diagram
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