Dash Air '97 BMC 40'

[George Lowry]

Hi Mike,

I just had the same problem and it turned out to be the compressor
clutch coil had developed an open. New coil was $38.... Clutch was
okay. Disconnect the wire that feeds the clutch and see if you have
12 volts at that location with the system on. Secondarily, check for
continuity thru the clutch coil and third, to make certain, run a
jumper direct from the battery to the coil wire and see if it
activates the clutch. If not, remove the clutch and take to an auto
A/C shop so they can match the coil.

George Lowry
'95 WBDA 4203 & the GM 4106 is sold.....
Spearfish, SD

Michael Brody wrote:

> My dash air has suddenly stopped working. I have checked the center fuse
> panel -- all are ok. The condenser fans are running as are the dash fans.
> The compressor clutch does not engage.
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> The air worked fine Thursday morning and wouldn't work in the afternoon.
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> Ok all ye gurus, what do you think.
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> Mike
> '97 BMC 40'
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