A/C light flashing on 06'
Has anyone else had this problem before. My A/C light just flashes for a few seconds after I push it in and the A/C doesn't work. Anyone else have this problem or know what it could be?
Might want to consider finding a new dealer. Information on issues like this are right at the dealers fingertips. Here is a list of all the possible causes of the A/C LED flashing on the A/C button..........
• The throttle position is 100 percent.
• The A/C pressure is more than 3034 kPa (440 psi).
• The A/C pressure is less than 241 kPa (35 psi).
• The engine coolant temperature (ECT) is more than 124°C (255°F).
• The engine speed is more than 5480 RPM for at least 409 seconds.
• A transmission shift has occurred.
• The PCM detects excessive torque load.
• The PCM detects insufficient idle quality.
• The PCM detects a hard launch condition.
• Outside air temperature is detected to be below 38° F by the OAT sensor if equipped.
• The blower switch is turned OFF.
When the A/C compressor clutch is disengaged for any of these reasons, the A/C indicator LED will flash indicating A/C is not functioning. When the compressor clutch disengages, the compressor clutch diode protects the electrical system from a voltage spike.
• The throttle position is 100 percent.
• The A/C pressure is more than 3034 kPa (440 psi).
• The A/C pressure is less than 241 kPa (35 psi).
• The engine coolant temperature (ECT) is more than 124°C (255°F).
• The engine speed is more than 5480 RPM for at least 409 seconds.
• A transmission shift has occurred.
• The PCM detects excessive torque load.
• The PCM detects insufficient idle quality.
• The PCM detects a hard launch condition.
• Outside air temperature is detected to be below 38° F by the OAT sensor if equipped.
• The blower switch is turned OFF.
When the A/C compressor clutch is disengaged for any of these reasons, the A/C indicator LED will flash indicating A/C is not functioning. When the compressor clutch disengages, the compressor clutch diode protects the electrical system from a voltage spike.
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