Yet anothe A/C issue
Mike G.
07-18-2011, 10:22 PM
Hello, all.
I have an '02 Town and Country, 3.3L, with manual A/C that is not working.
It is blowing warm air.
I have checked the compressor; it cycles on and off. I have checked the R134A charge, and it is adequate. I have checked and rechecked the controls, to see if there is a blend issue. None that I can find.
I have replaced the blower motor resistor three different times; I got an el cheapo the first two, and a good one on the third. fan is working like it should.
Does this thing have a module in the control panel that could be bad? I cannot locate a test procedure.
I'm stumped, and I have a very upset wife. Any help would be appreciated.
I have an '02 Town and Country, 3.3L, with manual A/C that is not working.
It is blowing warm air.
I have checked the compressor; it cycles on and off. I have checked the R134A charge, and it is adequate. I have checked and rechecked the controls, to see if there is a blend issue. None that I can find.
I have replaced the blower motor resistor three different times; I got an el cheapo the first two, and a good one on the third. fan is working like it should.
Does this thing have a module in the control panel that could be bad? I cannot locate a test procedure.
I'm stumped, and I have a very upset wife. Any help would be appreciated.
Alphabravo
07-19-2011, 08:39 AM
RIP posted a link in this thread that shows how to run a calibration procedure:
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=1060200&highlight=calibration
Are any of the A/C lines going into the firewall cold? If so, then it's probably a calibration problem. If not, it's an A/C issue.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=1060200&highlight=calibration
Are any of the A/C lines going into the firewall cold? If so, then it's probably a calibration problem. If not, it's an A/C issue.
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