Electrical Question
09-09-2010, 09:03 AM
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Electrical Question
This morning when I got into the 90, the windshield wipers and the heater/blower motor would not work. I then drove over a bump about 1/2 mile down the road and both started working. Either a ground is loose or a relay or a harness. Anyone have any ideas where to start looking?
Also, my AC is shot. That is, it blows warm air regardless of if I have the temp on cool. There is plenty of coolant. I don't see any leaking as my coolant pressure has not changed in a year ( I check it). I think its time to replace the original compressor. How difficult is it to do that? I am assuming I would have to switch over to R134a.
Also, my AC is shot. That is, it blows warm air regardless of if I have the temp on cool. There is plenty of coolant. I don't see any leaking as my coolant pressure has not changed in a year ( I check it). I think its time to replace the original compressor. How difficult is it to do that? I am assuming I would have to switch over to R134a.
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09-09-2010, 12:03 PM
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This morning when I got into the 90, the windshield wipers and the heater/blower motor would not work. I then drove over a bump about 1/2 mile down the road and both started working. Either a ground is loose or a relay or a harness. Anyone have any ideas where to start looking?
Also, my AC is shot. That is, it blows warm air regardless of if I have the temp on cool. There is plenty of coolant. I don't see any leaking as my coolant pressure has not changed in a year ( I check it). I think its time to replace the original compressor. How difficult is it to do that? I am assuming I would have to switch over to R134a.
Also, my AC is shot. That is, it blows warm air regardless of if I have the temp on cool. There is plenty of coolant. I don't see any leaking as my coolant pressure has not changed in a year ( I check it). I think its time to replace the original compressor. How difficult is it to do that? I am assuming I would have to switch over to R134a.
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