AC Not Blowing, any ideas
#1
AC Not Blowing, any ideas
Hello,
I have an '03 Disco. I had noticed over the past 3 weeks, my AC would stop blowing for a few seconds (long enough for me to notice and give my dash a puzzled look) then it would start back. Well, of course, it stopped the other day, and never started back. I have only had the car about 6 months and don't know where to begin. When the switch is on, and i turn the AC on, the fan on the front of the radiator will turn on. I have checked the fuses, but nothing was wrong. Where should i start to get my AC to blow cold air again?
Thanks in advance,
Damiean
I have an '03 Disco. I had noticed over the past 3 weeks, my AC would stop blowing for a few seconds (long enough for me to notice and give my dash a puzzled look) then it would start back. Well, of course, it stopped the other day, and never started back. I have only had the car about 6 months and don't know where to begin. When the switch is on, and i turn the AC on, the fan on the front of the radiator will turn on. I have checked the fuses, but nothing was wrong. Where should i start to get my AC to blow cold air again?
Thanks in advance,
Damiean
#2
#3
RE: AC Not Blowing, any ideas
DiscoMike,
Thanks for the quick reply. After my post i went back out and took a look under the dash. I have recently pulled the carpet back and that cardboard cover from under the glovebox so that i could check my A/C drain (due to a wet floor problem). I retraced my steps and as i was fooling on the cardboard under the dash, the A/C began to work.
I assume i had accidentaly knocked a wire loose. Maybe the cardboard was pressing against a wire or terminal and keeping it from making a solid connection. As of now, the A/C is back to blowing like a champ. I know the correct thing to do would be remove the cover and see exactly what was loose, and make sure it is now tight. I just hate pulling those clips out by hand, I am always afraid of breaking them. I am going to get a tool that removes them safely and check out the connections this week.
Thanks for the quick reply. After my post i went back out and took a look under the dash. I have recently pulled the carpet back and that cardboard cover from under the glovebox so that i could check my A/C drain (due to a wet floor problem). I retraced my steps and as i was fooling on the cardboard under the dash, the A/C began to work.
I assume i had accidentaly knocked a wire loose. Maybe the cardboard was pressing against a wire or terminal and keeping it from making a solid connection. As of now, the A/C is back to blowing like a champ. I know the correct thing to do would be remove the cover and see exactly what was loose, and make sure it is now tight. I just hate pulling those clips out by hand, I am always afraid of breaking them. I am going to get a tool that removes them safely and check out the connections this week.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post