Hi
Own a 2004 (54) C-max and Aircon is not blowing cold air. It is newly re-gassed.
I was looking at the fuse diagram and see that 'Aircon Clutch Solenoid fuse' is missing from slot 15 of the under bonnet fuse box (F1510a).
Since I have never been in the fuse box and not sure anyone would actually need to can anyone tell me if the fuse is really needed?
Thanks
Mabbs
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Started by Mabbs, Nov 23 2012 06:24 PM
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Posted 23 November 2012 - 06:24 PM
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Posted 24 November 2012 - 01:40 PM
If the system has been recently worked on and is not working then how did they check the system?
Part of the process would be to run the A/C and check temperatures at the vents.
Without the clutch solenoid fuse in place the pump would not engage therefore no compression of gas and no coolant will cycle.
I would suggest you return to the person who did your A/C and make enquiries.
Part of the process would be to run the A/C and check temperatures at the vents.
Without the clutch solenoid fuse in place the pump would not engage therefore no compression of gas and no coolant will cycle.
I would suggest you return to the person who did your A/C and make enquiries.
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Posted 24 November 2012 - 03:49 PM
You could have a leaking aircon condenser or compressor resulting in a loss of gas. It needs a dye put through the system to check for leaks, this should have been done on the re-gas.
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