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Originally Posted by andrewwynn
Aux fan doesn't always run from AC on. Temp dependent.
Disconnecting the freon pressure sensor should spin the aux fan.
When my AC wouldn't work I had to replace my aux fan. I was able to get AC to work by manually engaging the compressor with my foxwell.
Can you see the inner part of compressor clutch turning? The two main possibilities are:
➀ clutch air gap too much and not engaging. (Click yes, spin no)
➁ variable displacement compressor stuck at zero.
Since revving makes a difference, I think it's 2. You get higher pressure than me once it kicks on.
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To rotate the inner part, I will have to change the valve of the variable compressor or I will take a new compressor
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