My 2005 Cavalier (5 Spd) seems to be cycling the A/C Clutch. I know there are at least three(?) switches that control the A/C in the car.
1. A/C Clutch Cycling
2. A/C Relay
3. Pressure Switch
It blows cold air. So, I THINK that the system is fully charged. (I don't have gauges to check) This thing is constantly cycling, and sometimes when I am at a light for awhile, there is no cold air at all. Any kind of acceleration is a nightmare, because the clutch is cycling so much. I had hoped that the A/C Relay was at fault, but the guy at AutoZone told me that there was no way that it could be that if the A/C was working at all.
Do we have any A/C Guru's on the forum that can at least point me in the right direction? AutoZone does not sell the Pressure switch or the A/C Clutch Cycling switch. They say that they are dealer only parts. Which leads me to believe that they could be expensive???
Thanks,
treb
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DOH!
This should have been posted in the maintenance forum... Sorry.
FLAME ON!
treb
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If your low on refrigerant it will cause the clutch to cycle. I would start by getting the system recharged.
j's only use 1 switch
so your constant cycling and not cooling at a light means your system is low
I wasnt sure about the specifics of the J's A/C system.
Sounds good! I have that checked!
Thanks,
Treb
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