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Old 03-20-2009, 03:53 AM
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I know this has prolly been talked about on here before, but i was wondering if anyone had a link to the tsb for this, or know the easiest way to fix the problem. i jumped the clutch coil on the A/c and it engages, but won't engage after car is hot or has been running for 10-15 minutes. My girlfriend gets ____ed when its hot in the car so im trying to avoid bruises,help!
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sorry got that country grammer
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first, cool off your gf with the back of your hand...to her face!
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lol, cmon i need some expertise
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first, cool off your gf with the back of your hand...to her face!
ha ha
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roll the windows down O.o?

u sure u got the AC on? and the dial all the way to the left? its pretty loose...
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the biggest question is WHY are you jumpering the clutch for the a/c in the first place?
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OK lets act like i know a little bit... we have already put gages on the high side and low side, pressures are fine, fuses and relay is fine, like i said the a/c works great at first, perfect,but let it warm up a little bit and the a/c stops working, thats when i tried jumping the clutch coil direct, well the first time it came on then it ran for about 5 min. and shut back off. and i mean shut back off directly...If I jump it off directly and the coil stops on its own, how is that possible is there something else to make it stop working, I mean there is no other wires going anywhere
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Just trying to get a second opinion, b4 i break it down and replace the clutch coil
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