electric fans/ac inop Reply #30 – July 30, 2011, 08:24:43 PM WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO! Sorted it!!!!! I rechecked for foreign splices in the harness, like soft touch mentioned, and spied a black wire coming from the cycling switch on top of the accumulator. It was heavily wrapped and I missed it before. I snipped it and everything works again!!!!!!freaking awesome...thanks for the help all. Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #31 – July 30, 2011, 09:03:18 PM Quote from: lakenheath24;364320WOOOOHOOOOOOOOOO! Sorted it!!!!! I rechecked for foreign splices in the harness, like soft touch mentioned, and spied a black wire coming from the cycling switch on top of the accumulator. It was heavily wrapped and I missed it before. I snipped it and everything works again!!!!!!freaking awesome...thanks for the help all.I am curious to know where the other end of that wire is. Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #32 – July 30, 2011, 09:28:11 PM I will let you know tomorrow. it was over 100 degrees today, and I was melting. The wire runs across the cowl to the drivers side, so I expect it's part of that alarm BS. YOu should see all the splices in there. i will post a pic of it all. it is scary. Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #33 – July 30, 2011, 09:40:27 PM YES bad wiring by people that should be stocking SHELVES AT WALL MART. Good hope all is OK NOW. I bet the guy rah that wire to a toggle switch to operate the compressor CLUTCH???? WHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!! Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #34 – July 31, 2011, 11:23:54 AM the black wire? Went to a ground. Aint that some . Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #35 – July 31, 2011, 02:47:30 PM Well that would be a circuit designed to blow a fuse. Quote Selected
electric fans/ac inop Reply #36 – August 01, 2011, 06:17:12 PM it...spoke to soon. The car overheated on the way to work today, so I pulled over to see if i could find something. I then turned on the a/c and the fan came on, which cooled it down enuff(195) to get to work. Sooooo, the a/c is functioning properly, but the EEC aint gettin the word that yo, I am hot gimme some fan. I am looking at the wiring diagram's but cant figure out where the signal comes in at on the IRCM to turn the fan on. I am thinking it has to be the ECT sensor, but i did r2 it with a spare one. Quote Selected
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