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A/C Question 700 1990

posted by  Jersey Guy on  Mon Mar 29 03:46 CST 2004
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This is my day of questions...

When I bought my 1990 740 wagon back in December, I checked the A/C as best I could on a 18F day -- I turned on the A/C and the compressor clicked on and, of course, it blew cold air, but how could it not?!

Yesterday the weather was warm enough finally to see if the unit actually blew cold air so I tested it. And nothing. I switched the controls to A/C and the compressor didn't come on . Checked the fuse and that was good.

Any common issues that I should check? Any other fuses/relays in the line that could be bad?

Thanks for any assistance.

--
'90 740 GL Wagon 105K






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