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Location: TX
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Found code 09 which corresponds to low freon. First step to repair is dis-connect the neagtive battery post for 15 seconds. ( Or there are a couple of fuses you can pull, but the battery is quicker). Upon starting the engine I noticed the light was not flashing and the AC worked. Upon further investigation I discovered the compressor cycling more than normal. Checked pressure and found it was at the lower limit. Added a touch of freon and checked for leaks. Found the high side schrader leaking just a tad. Tightened it and all is well. All that being said, you might see if your pressures are correct. If it is marginal your AC might set a code under certain conditions & by dis-connecting the battery you are removing the fault which allows the AC to function. Info on checking the codes, etc. is in the service manual. Worth a shot. Good luck. |
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