2001 Jaguar S-Type "car ac cuts driving" Questions

AC works great, but the heater doesn't work at all. I got similar problem on a 1998 XJ8 a few weeks ago. It turn out to be a dead auxiliary coolant pump. This is an electric pump that help pumping the

...the ac you can drive the car with a bad ac unless the bearing is bad and it locked up like mine then you can cut the belt and drive it but you will have no power steering and your battery won't ...

...up display the outside temp will indacate two flat bars and the rear windsheild wiper will stop working. The indacator light on the AC button remains on. its low on freion thats why it cuts on and ...

where is the ac relay located on a 1994 ram van 3500? where is the ac relay, low cut off ,and high cut off switches on this vban? my ac compressor is not turning It maybe a low gas pressure fault as ...

...so the ac is not cutting off. You need to open the hood and check after starting the car. If the fan is cut , does the ac cut off, if not the relay or the solenoid of the compressor must be

...car lights up and AC is on drive or let run for a few minutes., AC light turns off. Could be low on freon or a relay / switch problem.Could also be a problem with the ac clutch on the compressor.You ...

...ac sometimes it cuts out for a few seconds,tach drops about 500 rpms and then car runs .when the radio is on you hear a snap or a boom when it does this.also the head lights cut out toowhen this ...

ac fan weather its working or not how to chk? make one guy front of car by opening hood be carfull the manual should be nutral to be safe and on the ac if he sow the fan is running so that mean u have

the ac pully froze and i want to disable the ac The quickest way to disable the ac is to cut the drive belt but if your belt drives everything else that will not do . It sounds as if the ac compressor

...AC is on My car battery was dying so I got a new one. The vehicle started to idle down and as soon as I turn on my Heater or AC the engine cuts off. Can any one tell me what is wrong most of the time ...