| High or clutch cycling |
High |
Condenser - inadequate airflow. |
| High |
Normal to high |
Engine - overheating. |
| Normal to high |
Normal |
Refrigerant overcharge - air in refrigerant. |
| Normal to low |
High |
Fixed orifice tube - missing O-rings leaking/missing. |
| Normal to low |
Normal to high |
A/C suction line - partially restricted or plugged . |
| Normal to low |
Low or clutch cycling |
Low refrigerant charge, A/C suction line - partially restricted or plugged A/C cycling switch - sticking closed. |
| Erratic operation or compressor not running |
A/C cycling switch - poor connection at A/C clutch connector or clutch cycling switch connector. A/C electrical circuit erratic - see A/C Electrical Circuit Wiring Diagram in SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAMS
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| Normal to low |
High |
Compressor - low performance. |
| Additional Possible Cause Components Associated With Inadequate Compressor Operation |
- Compressor drive belt - loose
- Compressor clutch - slipping
- Clutch coil open - shorted, or loose mounting
- Control assembly switch - dirty contacts or sticking open
- Clutch wiring circuit - high resistance, open or blown fuse
- Compressor operation interrupted by engine computer
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| Additional Possible Cause Components Associated With a Damaged Compressor |
- Incorrect clutch air-gap
- Suction accumulator - refrigerant oil bleed hose plugged
- Refrigerant leaks
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