I am looking for some help my a/c is not working, I am not getting power out to the compressor I have good fuses and relays and checked the wiring from the firewall to compressor and its good and the system is fully charged and worked great the last time I used it. would anybody have any insight as to where to check next?
9400i a/c problem
Discussion in 'International Forum' started by scottscj7, Apr 27, 2013.
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High and low pressure switches? There are actually a lot of things it could be. Even a dash switch to power the relays.
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Did you open the valves under the hood? Could be the actuator not opening the door to allow the cold air into your duct work. Its located under your pass. seat next to the blower, will have metal rod connecting the door to the actuator. Just a couple easy things to check
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I have the box open now I will check and see if that door is opening, my mechanic checked the system the other day and had it working but said I needed to replace an a/c switch which I did today and still not getting it to work again.
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Does your truck have an APADS module?
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I do not know what an apads is
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Check the thermastat switch in the box by the blower motors. If it is ok check the high & low press. switches on the expansion valve.
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APADS module basically runs the a/c system. Most trucks have them, some do not. You really need to know if you have one or not because the wiring and sensors are different and in different locations, so what the others here are saying may be totally useless and just wasting your time. If you have one, it will be mounted on the firewall on the drivers side, usually on a bracket right in front of the tractor protection valve. It will have a red and green LED on it too and one of them should be on or flashing with the key on to indicate status.
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no I do not have an APADS my truck is an 2005
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Try to jump your high pressure switch. It should be near the compressor somewhere in the line.
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