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I have a question for any mechanics about a Jeep Wrangler a/c.
Thank you-Silent
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Any mechanics here?
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uamaverick
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Dunno about that model's A/C, but I've replaced just about everything on my Chevy A/C unit. What's wrong?
silent says
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The compressor is not kicking on.I have power at the switches in the dash,all the fuses are good but I dont have power at the compressor.It loses power in between somewhere(maybe a inline fuse?) The repair shop said the condensor is fully charged.
TakedaShingen
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Check the relay in the relay panel under the hood.
gatemoney
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Mine was just doing the same shit last weak and it was the relay 10.00$
silent says
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I had already tried that,there was a relay beside the a/c one and I swapped them out but didnt fix it.Appreciate it all.
uamaverick
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If you have the correct 134-a charge, thermostat is good, no leaks in the hose assembly, and fuses are good, there's a 98% chance your compressor is done. I had to replace mine last summer. Found a refurb'd for around $70.
digimon7068
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he said he's getting no juice at the compressor...so i'm guessing that he tested the electrical supply and the there wasn't any...no juice...magnetic clutch inside the compressor doesn't engage...no a/c.
can you turn on the a/c and the defrosters at the same time? try that and see what happens. even when you're not using the a/c (like during the winter), when you have your defrosters on most vehicles are wired to cycle the a/c periodically, just to keep things lubed and operating properly...so they don't fail during the summer, when you need them.
i think you have some sort of eletrical issue and if you've checked your fuses and relays, it could be a gremlin (e.g., short) that will be more difficult to track down. have you done any dash work to your car (e.g., stereo install)???
