Troubleshooting |
Problem Symptoms Table |
Symptom |
Suspect Area |
No blower operation |
1. Blower fuse |
2. Blower relay |
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3. Blower motor |
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4. Blower resistor, Power mosfet or PWM blower module |
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5. Blower speed control switch or knob |
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6. Wire harness |
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No air temperature control |
1. Engine coolant capacity |
2. Heater control assembly |
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3. Temperature control actuator or cable |
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No compressor operation |
1. Refrigerant capacity |
2. A/C Fuse |
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3. Compressor |
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4. A/C pressure transducer |
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5. A/C switch |
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6. Evaporator temperature sensor |
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7. Wire harness |
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8. High CAN |
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No cool comes out |
1. Refrigerant capacity |
2. Refrigerant pressure |
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3. Drive belt |
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4. Compressor |
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5. A/C pressure transducer |
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6. Evaporator temperature sensor |
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7. A/C switch |
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8. Heater control assembly |
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9. Wire harness |
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10. High CAN |
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11. Temperature control actuator or cable |
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Insufficient cooling |
1. Refrigerant capacity |
2. Drive belt |
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3. Compressor |
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4. Condenser |
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5. Expansion valve |
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6. Evaporator |
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7. Refrigerant lines |
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8. A/C pressure transducer |
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9. Heater control assembly |
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10. High CAN |
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No engine idle-up when A/C switch ON |
1. Engine ECM |
2. Wire harness |
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No air inlet control |
1. Heater control assembly |
2. Intake actuator |
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No mode control |
1. Heater control assembly |
2. Mode control actuator or cable |
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No cooling fan operation |
1. Cooling fan fuse |
2. Fan motor |
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3. Blower resistor, Power mosfet or PWM blower module |
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4. Engine ECM |
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5. Wire harness |
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