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I need the same thing, went and got my compressor tested and its not getting power, nor do i have any gas. Diagnostic basically says i need to see an auto electrician.

I have a R32. That's pretty ridiculous that auto sparky's would turn down business just because its an import!

Yeah it's really frustrating, my compressor doesn't receive power but I got a re-gas

Been to about 4 or 5 auto electricians and air conditioner "specialist" keep referring me back and forth. Always the same crap from the auto electricians saying they can't touch it cause it's Japanese.

I need the same thing, went and got my compressor tested and its not getting power, nor do i have any gas. Diagnostic basically says i need to see an auto electrician.

I have a R32. That's pretty ridiculous that auto sparky's would turn down business just because its an import!

if you have no gas the pressure switch will prevent the compressor operating so it doesnt sieze.

if you have no gas the pressure switch will prevent the compressor operating so it doesnt sieze.

You might need gas first.

Exactly what he said. You could bypass the pressure switch to see the compressor pulley lock in. To prove that part works. Don't try this with engine running. Take the auto electrician a wiring diagram of it next time.

I took it into a air con place and they re gassed my car to do the diagnostics test. turns out I need a new filter canister that sits by the fans as well because my one is old.

So I think the switch is not working or connected as my Apexi says A/C is operating and everything but my A/C fan and compressor never comes on. Glad I have no leaks in my system tho!

I wouldn't of thought it would be a hard fix for an auto sparky. just came to a hefty price to get it all fixed up. The air con place said they would need to take it to a auto sparky if i left it with them to fix up.

It cant be that hard to work out. The AC switch when turned on supplies 12v to the pressure switch. If there is pressure then it sends the 12v to the compressor head which will pull in.

Get a multimeter and check that the AC switch is turned on. Put ign to on but not start. Then go to the pressure switch and look for 12v. If you only have 12v on one side of pressure switch then some how touch the 2 together. This will bypass it and you might here the compressor pull in. If you find there is 12v at the compressor then it might be a bad earth. Every circuit needs an earth return to the battery to work.

Just tell them unless its a falcodore then all cars are imports.

It cant be that hard to work out. The AC switch when turned on supplies 12v to the pressure switch. If there is pressure then it sends the 12v to the compressor head which will pull in.

Get a multimeter and check that the AC switch is turned on. Put ign to on but not start. Then go to the pressure switch and look for 12v. If you only have 12v on one side of pressure switch then some how touch the 2 together. This will bypass it and you might here the compressor pull in. If you find there is 12v at the compressor then it might be a bad earth. Every circuit needs an earth return to the battery to work.

Just tell them unless its a falcodore then all cars are imports.

Do you know where the pressure switch is on the R32? In theory this should work without gas, if I test for power on the control side of the switch, i could bypass the switch like you said with or without gas to see if the compressor works. Then all i should need is a refill :) Im hoping its just the pressure switch. I dont know where it is tho :/

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