I have a 98 buick park avenue, the a/c compressor is not working,but if I jump the compressor clutch relay wire at the computer the compressor kicks in and it blows cold air.

Asked by Stoney7 Jul 13, 2012 at 04:03 PM about the 1998 Buick Park Avenue FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I'm getting no voltage at the a/c pressure sensor signal wire(red} I repaced the a/c pressure sensor,still no signal,what could be the problem. I have some history codes P0113, P1111, P1604, P1639 and P1641.

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If you buy a shop manual at the local parts house they have all the codes and what they mean. The book is cheap.

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just chagre the system would be better if you had it checked for leaks after repair or no repair needed then have an a/c service

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if the system doesn't have enough pressure in it, the sensor won't let the AC run.

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