The AC system is all brand new and the AC clutch is not engaging when I hit the switch in the cab. Could that be the high pressure switch which is also causing my fan to run?
2001 peterbilt 379 Detroit 12.7 60 series fan won't stop running.
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by Tylers1220, Apr 29, 2024.
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Big Road Skateboard Thanks this.
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Yea I've had a couple people telling me to just say screw it and throw a fan clutch in it but parts are never cheap I'd like to narrow it down and not just throw thousands of dollars at it with parts that were still good. I checked all wires coming from ECM also knowing that those can be a problem. I checked all grounds on frame and firewall thinking it's a electronic issue and I still think it is.
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I'm not sure it was done before I bought it a couple years ago at a shop. I guess maybe I need to go get a gauge and see if it's way to high. I run local in North Idaho therefore the AC doesn't get a whole lot of use.
blairandgretchen and Big Road Skateboard Thank this. -
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You've ran it this way a few years? You sure the clutch isn't bolted in?
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No access right now but maybe that is the best route when I get home.
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No it just started running all the time. Before it was working perfect! I parked this truck for a few months as a backup and I noticed it when I went out to start for awhile the other day.
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Also the fan doesn't spin by hand when the truck is not running....I know on my cat it does.
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