Okay. Got it.
Let's start with this. Check the voltage on the black wire coming from the A/C fuse. With your read meter lead on this wire and the black on a good ground, you should have 12 volts.
Next, we need to check the ground from the PCM.
The way this works is the fuse sends power to the switch. When you turn the switch on it closes the circuit, but the PCM needs to provide the ground path. So, to check that the PCM is grounding it we need to put your red meter lead on battery positive and then the black lead on this yellow wire and the meter should read 12 volts.
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If it doesn't then that means the PCM is the issue or one of the other inputs to the PCM is preventing the A/C from coming on.
This would be a pressure sensor or the pressure itself could be low. So, let's check these circuits and then we can check the pressures and see if that could be the issue.
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Saturday, February 12th, 2022 AT 7:19 PM