AC

[deniswhite1]

my ac doesn't work, i press the button the light goes on, but no cold air and no sound of the ac ingaging.

has this happend to any one else, it might have happed when i got my deck hard wired this winter, but didn't think of checking the ac in the winter fot operation.

[mikedudley17]

do u have a SRI? if u do, there is a wire harness under where ur intake tube would be. 3 wires, red, white, and blue if im correct. check those and make sure none of the wires are broke. thats y my ac dont work. just a thought.

[deniswhite1]

do u have a SRI? if u do, there is a wire harness under where ur intake tube would be. 3 wires, red, white, and blue if im correct. check those and make sure none of the wires are broke. thats y my ac dont work. just a thought.

thank you, that just might do the trick

[mikedudley17]

let me know if thats the prob. i gotta fix mine but im too lazy too. but i will not go another summer without ac.

[caratello27]

Try jumping the compressor to see if the clutch engages. if it does engage then you have a wiring problem. I have my MAC certification(mobile air copnditioning) so i can help you if you need it

[deniswhite1]

im hvac certivified with ozone deplition.

my problem is were thouse wires go in to the sensor on the high pressure side, but its not my wires its the actual pipe is broken right after the sensor and my refrigerant is in the sky right now, all caz my stupied cold air intake was pushing on top of that sensor. the replacement pipe is 130$ from chevy, and will come in on in 3 days, they want 400$ for the install and 1 lb of r134a, im just gona do the work myself.

[mikedudley17]

well at least u found the problem. ugh 130$...

[deniswhite1]

got my parts, and removed the old piping but it was nerly imposible to do with out pulling carelessly on to the pipes, so im fearing that i would not be able to install the new high pressure line with out breaking something an that would be weiste of 130$. The dealer wanted 400$ for the job, but it should be cheaper now caz i did half the work. or should i trust my car to a small shop?

I HATE PAYING PEOPLE TO WORK ON MY CAR!

[mikedudley17]

i too, hate paying people to fix my car. but if you really feel you cant do it, then that may be the option to go. they got the tools and know-how to do it and hopefully do it right. good luck, dont forget to call around and get quotes.

[ontarian_frog]

got my parts, and removed the old piping but it was nerly imposible to do with out pulling carelessly on to the pipes, so im fearing that i would not be able to install the new high pressure line with out breaking something an that would be weiste of 130$. The dealer wanted 400$ for the job, but it should be cheaper now caz i did half the work. or should i trust my car to a small shop?

I HATE PAYING PEOPLE TO WORK ON MY CAR!

Get them to do a pressure test with nitrogen before filling the car up with R134a. If they detect no leak, make sure they still put dye and oil with the refrigerant.