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Old 07-06-2007, 05:59 PM
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1997 ford escort

Ok so when I bought my car the a/c didnt work, so I thought. Then one day I was showing someone that it didnt work and whenI turned it on it all of a sudden worked.. And I mean the air was cold and everything. It worked for like 3 days after that. Then after 3 days I went to turn it on and it didnt work again. Please help
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Re: 1997 ford escort

My first guess would be a bad switch or loose wiring.
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Re: 1997 ford escort

dont they shut themseleves down if low oil/freeze level?
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