A/C problem, compressor is not engaging or getting power

Good afternoon,

Yes, you do.

I suspect the blower motor or the connector is the issue with the blower motor.

As far as the A/C, do you have any gauges to tell me the pressures? I need to see them to see if there is Freon in the system.

Roy

1. Turn ignition On and select outside air on control head.
2. Disconnect negative battery cable.


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3. Open engine hood and remove wiper arm assemblies.

CAUTION: A SHARP EDGE IS REVEALED ONCE THE WEATHERSTRIP IS REMOVED.


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4. Remove weatherstrip at rear of engine compartment.


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5. Remove cowl retaining nuts and remove cowl screen assembly.


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6. Rotate locking tabs outward to release filter assembly.
7. Remove filter by lifting straight up.


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8. Remove wiper module retaining bolts and slide wiper module to right.


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9. Remove filter housing attachment bolts and remove filter housing.


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10. Remove blower motor housing screws, release locking tabs and remove fan housing.
11. Disconnect blower motor electrical connector by squeezing bottom of connector and pulling downward.
12. Remove blower motor assembly by lifting straight out.

Thanks for your response. Reads 130 without compressor running.

What is the outside temperature?

is that both the high and low side pressure?

Roy

That was pressure on both sides. Compressor not engaged. Temperature outside was 101 degrees.

130 on each side.

That's not too bad. It is close to ambient temperature.

when the compressor comes on, what are the pressure readings?

Roy

The compressor will not engage at all. That is my problem.

OK, I attached a wiring diagram for you to view. Test the 2 fuses I circled for power on both sides. Let's make sure power is available for the AC to work.

Roy