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QB93Z · 05-18-2015

After more thought on Steve's problem and some research in the FSM when I got home, I am fairly sure that the problem is not the CCM. I think the problem is in the AC Control. Something is keeping the AC on when the key is off. The CCM has to detect the AC off to allow the Engine Crank relay to energize.

Steve, I suggest removing the AC Compressor relay and then try to start the car with the 25amp AC fuse installed. Post up the results and we can research further.

The AC Compressor Relay is located under the driver's side of the dash. Remove the driver side hush panel. The AC Clutch relay is the furthest left relay. (closest to the door). See page 6E3-C10-2 of the FSM, View B, item 5. The drawing is looking at the "back" of the dash.

Jim

05-18-2015	#9
QB93Z Join Date: May 2007 Location: Westminster, Maryland Posts: 3,684	Re: Help locating a CCM module? After more thought on Steve's problem and some research in the FSM when I got home, I am fairly sure that the problem is not the CCM. I think the problem is in the AC Control. Something is keeping the AC on when the key is off. The CCM has to detect the AC off to allow the Engine Crank relay to energize. Steve, I suggest removing the AC Compressor relay and then try to start the car with the 25amp AC fuse installed. Post up the results and we can research further. The AC Compressor Relay is located under the driver's side of the dash. Remove the driver side hush panel. The AC Clutch relay is the furthest left relay. (closest to the door). See page 6E3-C10-2 of the FSM, View B, item 5. The drawing is looking at the "back" of the dash. Jim Last edited by QB93Z; 05-18-2015 at 10:10 AM.