Subject	Re: So I assume you've run 12v to the compressor with the
Posted by	MachinistZ on September 03, 2013 at 10:43 PM
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In Reply To	So I assume you've run 12v to the compressor with the posted by zellamay on September 02, 2013 at 07:48 PM
Message	Duh, YES. I have done all the easy stuff. Now, go look at the FSM diagnostic procedures to see where I am at. I'm no amateur at this, been working on cars for money since 1979 and also do airplanes. If this didn't have me stumped I wouldn't be asking questions. Rigging the compressor with 12v directly to a switch bypasses the pressure switch, which can blow up your AC system and/or ruin your compressor. You got lucky.
Follow Ups	TTZ air conditioner problem, compressor will not run - MachinistZ 17:35:29 08/31/13 is that the only thing that doesn't work? - Medallion Man 03:23:31 09/01/13 Re: is that the only thing that doesn't work? - MachinistZ 11:19:44 09/02/13 So I assume you've run 12v to the compressor with the - zellamay 19:48:18 09/02/13 Re: So I assume you've run 12v to the compressor with the - MachinistZ 22:01:00 09/02/13 For the second time .... does the compressor produce cold - zellamay 12:36:00 09/03/13 Re: So I assume you've run 12v to the compressor with the - MachinistZ 22:43:49 09/03/13 Luck is the biggest factor there is. (n/m) - zellamay 09:11:48 09/04/13 Pin 46 is the ECU output for the A/C signal have you checked - SMAZ (OKC) 11:06:51 09/08/13 is your ambient air temp sensor plugged in? - aliaZ 18:06:56 09/04/13
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