a/c

[24valvenotak]

a mechanic at a shop (will remain unknown) informed me that a check engine light (INSERT SHORT Story- stock ecu the a/c quit working and it did pull an o2 sensor code(s) but now that aem is in there are no cel's? aem certainly retains heat and a/c functionality) is more then likely the cause of my a/c not working.. is he serious or do i just come off as an idiot?:icon_scratch: the gauge reads full, the fan works, but the compressor does not turn on.

i should mention that i had spent 400+ dollars there last fall replacing o-rings, charge lines, draining oil, recharging, and retrofitting for the new style refrigerant.... the swass has become unbearable!

[MisterCMK]

The compressor not turning on is probably the pressure switch. Try jumpering it out and checking if the compressor turns on. AC service is easy now that I learned how.

[24valvenotak]

its not even a year old.. shitty luck?

..anything else to try?

[STiSchucky]

ahhh gotta love black leather.

[24valvenotak]

i do love black leather

and your an asshat

[PSiedTSi]

lets wrench on saturday, or bring it over to the shop tomorrow afternoon and we can do it there i guess too?

[KA-T_240]

could there be something cut or a switch not installed on your dash. something simple like that?

[slowvo]

sure a CEL could prohibit ac operation....i have no clue about your system but im guessing your ECM grounds a relay that sends power to 2 switches then goes to the AC compressor?

so,
where are you losing the ground?

[MisterCMK]

Try jumpering the switch first.

BTW, pressure switches are not that expensive