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I have a 95 vette C4
A/C was working 2 days ago no problems and poof. Won't turn on nothing! Checked freon is full and compressor or clutch kicks in but still no air. Even disconnected the battery. I have no clue why it would stop all of a sudden. Remind you I'm in San Antonio, Tx and today it's 105!
Please help.
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So the clutch is coming on and what u have no blower motor/fan working? Is that what u r saying
Ya it jus stopped working period. Checked pressure of freon that was ok. Clutch is working. Checked fuses, I'm lost. And it's 105 in Texas. Don't know what else it could be.
Is the blower motor coming on? The fan in side blowing air thru the dash vents?
What do u mean u checked the freon and its o.k.? What did u check and what did u get?
What do u mean the clutch is working?
U have to be clear here, Dude Are you saying pressures r equalized with the motor off and when u start the motor the a/c cxlutch engages and starts to try and pull into vacuum? and then cycles? and its sweating and dripping under the car? but u have no inside blower or ru just going to say u checked everything and its 150 out Help again???????????????/
Is the blower motor coming on? The fan in side blowing air thru the dash vents?
What do u mean u checked the freon and its o.k.? What did u check and what did u get?
What do u mean the clutch is working?
U have to be clear here, Dude Are you saying pressures r equalized with the motor off and when u start the motor the a/c cxlutch engages and starts to try and pull into vacuum? and then cycles? and its sweating and dripping under the car? but u have no inside blower or ru just going to say u checked everything and its 150 out Help again???????????????/
Sorry this is my first vette. No air period out of the vents. As for freon it was on the blue on the gauge which indicates full not low when the car is running I checked . The a/c clutch I see and hear it engages and cycles. No it's not sweating or dripping under the car. I thought maybe it's a fuse? So I checked the fuse box on passenger side and followed the diagram and no burnt fuses. That's all I checked. Not really mechanically enclined.
Jump the High blower relay and it will force the blower to come on high/full blast thru the dash vents then u can play around with the a/c on high and cooling the inside of ur car while u diagnose this
Okay, time to get the tester out - you can use either a test light or a multimeter.
There should be five wires at the relay: red, orange, dark blue, purple, and black. The red wire should show power at all times (battery source). The black wire should be ground. The orange wire should show power when the ignition switch is on and the fan switch is on high. The dark blue wire should show different voltages depending on the fan switch position (if using a test light, the light should start dim and get brighter as you switch to higher fan speeds). The purple wire goes to the fan motor - we know it's okay because you said the fan works when you jump the relay.
Now, depending on what results you get from those tests, we can determine if the switch, resistor, or wiring is the problem (or at least which one is the next to investigate).
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Jump the High blower relay and it will force the blower to come on high/full blast thru the dash vents then u can play around with the a/c on high and cooling the inside of ur car while u diagnose this
Ok thanks. With out looking dumb but where is the relay on a 95 C4 and how do I jump it?
Cause the video you attached the audio is garbled and sounds foreign and shows a tpi engine not a LT1 thanks
My 96 LT1 did this to me as well. There was freon in it, and you could see and hear the clutch engaging, but no cold air. The rubber hub in the clutch broke free from the clutch hub. When the compressor engaged, it looked like the clutch was turning the compressor, but really it wasn't..
Take a closer look at the clutch and make sure the compressor is really turning when it engages. That's what made mine quit.