HVAC - Air Conditioner Compressor not getting power
#1
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
HVAC - Air Conditioner Compressor not getting power
1990 Corvette - Cannot get the HVAC COmpressor to turn on. The freon has been checked and I switched it over to R134. I can force the compressor to turn on by jumping power to it from the battery with a wire and it blows Cold. I checked the Relay behind the Instrument Panel and it checks out OK. The Green Light flashes above the AUTO button when I turn on the AC. Does this sound like a bad AC Controler? Is there a way to test it?
#3
Le Mans Master
+1 - I had the same problem and the pressure switch got clogged after conversion to R134. Autozone stocks a replacement. I believe there is also a small screw that one can adjust the switch for the different pressure of R134, but unless you know what you are doing I would leave it be. Mine has been fine now for quite a few years after I replaced it.
#4
Le Mans Master
Would help to know the static and operating pressures.
The flashing LED indicates that a problem has been detected and nothing is going to work until it's fixed. It may be a low gas code; particularly if you had to rebuild it. Start by disconnecting and reconnecting the battery which will clear memory and then see what happens.
The flashing LED indicates that a problem has been detected and nothing is going to work until it's fixed. It may be a low gas code; particularly if you had to rebuild it. Start by disconnecting and reconnecting the battery which will clear memory and then see what happens.
#5
Burning Brakes
Thread Starter
Would help to know the static and operating pressures.
The flashing LED indicates that a problem has been detected and nothing is going to work until it's fixed. It may be a low gas code; particularly if you had to rebuild it. Start by disconnecting and reconnecting the battery which will clear memory and then see what happens.
The flashing LED indicates that a problem has been detected and nothing is going to work until it's fixed. It may be a low gas code; particularly if you had to rebuild it. Start by disconnecting and reconnecting the battery which will clear memory and then see what happens.
Such a small fix to cure such a Big Problem. Thanks for all of Y'all's help.