A/C Not Working After Intake Install

**BwolfGT** · 06-12-2009

Installed my FWI a couple days ago, tried to use the A/C today but nothing happens? Any ideas? Hoping to get this fixed before the 90+ degree weather comes

**Zef_66** · 06-12-2009

Originally Posted by BwolfGT

Installed my FWI a couple days ago, tried to use the A/C today but nothing happens? Any ideas? Hoping to get this fixed before the 90+ degree weather comes

I can't see how installing a FWI would have anything to do with the AC. Unless you unplugged something or put a hole in an AC line.

Does the control show the AC is activated and it just doesn't blow cold air? Or does it not even show that the AC is activated. And digital climate control or analog?

**BwolfGT** · 06-12-2009

It's digital climate control, it shows the a/c is activated but no air comes out

TDCRacing · 06-12-2009

Blower motor? If no air is comming out that is what it is. Now where the problem is....IDK. Blower motor resistor? Fuse?

**BwolfGT** · 06-22-2009

Yeah I don't think it has anything to do with the FWI install, probably just coincidence. When I turn it on I hear absolutely no noise, like it's not even trying to work. So that means blower motor I guess?

**minichopper6hp** · 06-22-2009

do you hear the compressor engage? this happens to me sometimes also, think its a crappy connector on the compressor

**BwolfGT** · 06-22-2009

I'll listen closer but I don't think I even hear that, I turn it on, sometimes a bit of air actually comes out but its just kind of...trickling out, theres still no noise from the compressor or the motor.

**minichopper6hp** · 06-22-2009

oh the blower motor? you have the electronic climate control? i hear they go bad sometimes, might just need another unit

**xxmattfxx** · 09-01-2009

there is a connection bellow the intake in the aluminum A/C line that if disconnected will cause about the same result. I replaced my transmission and disconnected this, and spent months figuring out what went wrong...until I noticed this empty socket and dangling plug.