Heater fuse keeps blowing Climate Control NOT WORKING
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Heater fuse keeps blowing Climate Control NOT WORKING
my Climate Control/heater fuse keeps blowing.... the cig light fuse is fine.The heater fuse 10A keeps blowing, my Climate Control will work for a minute then it will blow the fuse, so I changed the heater fuse to a 15A same thing happened. I replace the fuse, it all works, then I try to turn the A/C off and the fuse blows, Im not sure if its the A/C or... any ideas?
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so here's what i've figured out with a handful of fuses...it works normally until I push the A/C button. As soon as the compressor starts to kick on, the fuse blows. Could the compessor be going bad and causing the fuse blowing problem?
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Might want to put your air conditioning system into diagnostic mode just for gits and shiggles.
FSM says to hold down the AUTO and Recirculation buttons both, then put the key in, and turn the car to the ON. DO NOT START THE CAR.
Hold the buttons for a few seconds (until the dinging stops), your A/C display should display numbers over and over and over until you hit off.
If you park in the shade you'll get an error code (21), just means that the solar sensor isn't seeing any light. Any other error code, post it up and I'll look at the FSM when I get home from class.
FSM says to hold down the AUTO and Recirculation buttons both, then put the key in, and turn the car to the ON. DO NOT START THE CAR.
Hold the buttons for a few seconds (until the dinging stops), your A/C display should display numbers over and over and over until you hit off.
If you park in the shade you'll get an error code (21), just means that the solar sensor isn't seeing any light. Any other error code, post it up and I'll look at the FSM when I get home from class.
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It's a short in your ac compressor. The instant you press the ac button it sends an electrical signal to relay power to your ac compressor, the compressor draws too much current and blows your fuses.
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