Subject	Re: Refrigerant Pressure Level
Posted by	zman03 on September 19, 2025 at 5:52 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Check the underhood 10 amp fuse that powers the AC clutch posted by aquariuscsm on September 14, 2025 at 10:23 AM
Message	See HA-25 in the Factory Service Manual. Low-Pressure Switch: The refrigerant system is protected against excessively low pressures by a low-pressure switch, located on the receiver dryer. If the system pressure falls below the specifications, the low-pressure switch opens to interrupt compressor operation. Sounds like you may have a refrigerant leak.
Follow Ups	AC compressor won’t engage. - aquariuscsm 17:28:49 09/13/25 I also checked all related fuses and relay. - aquariuscsm 17:55:18 09/13/25 Check the underhood 10 amp fuse that powers the AC clutch - Barry(TN) 23:17:15 09/13/25 Re: Check the underhood 10 amp fuse that powers the AC clutch - aquariuscsm 10:23:42 09/14/25 Re: Refrigerant Pressure Level - zman03 17:52:21 09/19/25 check for voltage at the compressor clutch. - Agent X 08:00:41 09/15/25 Re: check for voltage at the compressor clutch. - aquariuscsm 11:23:46 09/18/25 If the bumper was off also check the exterior temp sensor is - itsa300zx 11:55:34 09/18/25 Check with Bernie (berniebilski@cox.net) - Denis 00:06:31 09/18/25
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