Is the fan supposed to move whenever the ac is blowing? I cannot believe it is blowing cold air. It didn't work when my dad had it in 1992, the previous owner to him said it never worked.
Really weird, but I am damn happy something is working right
Well, I decided to pull the fuse block this morning and clean it and replace all the fuses. The main reason I did this was to try and get my turn signals working. They haven't worked since I received the car a few months ago. I did my thing, put it all back together, hooked the battery back up and tested the turn signals. No go! So, I started playing with some of the other things. I decided to try the ac (didn't work 2 months ago and hasn't worked for 20+ years from what I know) and holy crap, it turned on. It even blew cold air. There are some plastic plates blocking the vents inside and I had to move them to feel the air. It was coming out very hard and pretty cool. So, I go and lift the deck lid and check the condenser fan. It is not moving at all. I let it sit and idle for a few minutes and watched the fan. It never moved.
Is the fan supposed to move whenever the ac is blowing? I cannot believe it is blowing cold air. It didn't work when my dad had it in 1992, the previous owner to him said it never worked.
Really weird, but I am damn happy something is working right
Is the fan supposed to move whenever the ac is blowing? I cannot believe it is blowing cold air. It didn't work when my dad had it in 1992, the previous owner to him said it never worked.
Really weird, but I am damn happy something is working right
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