Reply to "AC Not Blowing Cold"

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Originally posted by jb1490:
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What if I attached a aligator clip to a wire and placed it on the prong on fuse 10, and the other end of the wire had a female clip and placed it where the brown wire is on the switch and then see if the AC works? Would that be a way to at least test it?

Yes, try that.

John

Yep, connecting as described through a seperate wire from AC switch to #10 fuse prong, I could hear the compressor click in the engine compartment. There was a wire at a second level down under that #10 fuse, but was grey. Now what do you think? Not knowing about electrics maybe I need to get into that relay box under the glove box? Maybe that grey wire from fuse 10 connects to the brown wire at the relay or something?

11/12/127:25 PM

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