Help, My A/C went out !
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Help, My A/C went out !
So I just finished my stereo installation, I was putting back the center console when I broke accidentally the grey piece that holds the plug behind the a/c control panel. I thought that this little part was just to hold the plug in place, but nothing works anymore. Not even the fan. I checked the fuses, everything is good.
Do you have any idea what happened and how I can fix that ? I hope I don't have to change the whole thing (wires and plug), it's gonna cost a lot.
Thanks for your fast answers 'cause I really need the a/c, living in Vegas and it is august ...
Do you have any idea what happened and how I can fix that ? I hope I don't have to change the whole thing (wires and plug), it's gonna cost a lot.
Thanks for your fast answers 'cause I really need the a/c, living in Vegas and it is august ...
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Pull the drivers side panel and you can see behind center panel , there's a plug there for the A/C and it's probably unplugged or loose , just need to make sure it's plugged in ...
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i hope its just a loose plug. i was just reading up on the climate control system. those 3 ***** are a assembly and not sold separate and control alot of funtions. not sure about the plug you broke, but if it makes contact it should still be ok, might have to tape it so it doesnt come apart. check all the fuses and the sjb just in case something tripped. maybe disconnect the battery and reset stuff?
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i hope its just a loose plug. i was just reading up on the climate control system. those 3 ***** are a assembly and not sold separate and control alot of funtions. not sure about the plug you broke, but if it makes contact it should still be ok, might have to tape it so it doesnt come apart. check all the fuses and the sjb just in case something tripped. maybe disconnect the battery and reset stuff?
#5
Thank you guys, the problem is solved, obviously it was a cut wire ... I don't know how that happened but it cost me $120 Fortunately i didn't have to change the whole thing ...
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But yeah, I thought as well it was pretty expansive to fix just a cut ...
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