high presure switch on a/c has no power to it where does it get powerl 1999 ford contour se
Country: United StatesMake: FordModel: ContourYear: 1999 Already Tried: a/c didnt work,put gages on it & has frion?
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hi-pressure switch on the a/c the low pressure switch is ok, frion level is ok
Where is the switch you are referring to located?
on the dicharge line next to the point where you attach hi pressure gage. there is a black and white wire on it , located front left side of the vehicle
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can you help , thanks
my question wasnt anwered
Hi, Thank you for asking your question on JustAnswer.The function of the high pressure switch is to protect the high pressure section of the refrigerant circuit. When pressure exceeds the maximum value of 29,6 bar (2965 kPa, 430 psi) because, for instance, the air flow through the condenser is impeded or the high pressure line is blocked, the high pressure switch switches the compressor off.
Only when the pressure has fallen once more to 22,4 bar (2241 kPa, 325 psi) bar is the compressor switched on again. At a pressure level of 22,4 bar (2241 kPa, 325 psi) the PCM switches to high blower speed.
Only when the pressure has fallen once more to 17,2 bar (1717 kPa, 249 psi) does the PCM switch to low blower speed.
ok doesnt that switch need to have power to it? , the a/c has not worked for about a month is that switch n/o or n/c
-Does the compressor clutch engage?-What problems are you having?
no ompressor will not engage
-How much freon has been added?
none
Hi,Thank you for asking your question on JustAnswer. The most likely cause of the problem you are having is a defective A/C cycling switch, before replacing any parts I do recommend proper testing first, If you need I can send test procedures as well as replacement instructions.Thank you again for trusting us with your problem. Please reply as soon as possible so that we can finish answering your question.
that would be very helpfull
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hope this works much thanks
Hi, Thank you for asking your question on JustAnswer. The test procedures are below.
Disconnect A/C Cycling Switch C692
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Disconnect Dual Pressure Switch C882
Connect Dual Pressure Switch C882
Connect A/C cycling switch C692
Disconnect A/C WOT Relay C465
Disconnect A/C Clutch Solenoid
Disconnect A/C Compressor Clutch Diode
Disconnect Air Distribution Control Switch C788
Disconnect Heater Relay C81