Hey i have a Nissan maxima 2005 they told me at the dealer ship... It's the (ac auto amp) is this video talking about the same thing? I want to fix it myself. The dealer wants $600, not tryna pay that. 😕
My 2004 pathfinder freezes in the engine area after some minutes and stops cooling on the inside. Am asked to change the thermostat So that compressor can cut intermittently. Any advice on how to solve this pls?
Those two go to the temp sensor. If you wanted to bypass the board you would have to bridge wires from the plug not the sensor. But then you Compressor would run full time and it could turn your evaporator into a block of ice. Once that happens you will have no air hot or cold until it melts.
@@MY1PATH that's what i want to do...I'm a beginner ain't no way i can do what you almost did... I say almost cause the video ended and you showed nothing
@@jrokuzdakid7776 what is not shown is just soldering the poor connections. Heat them up with a soldering iron and melt a little more Rosin core wire on there if needed. Plenty of how to videos on soldering.
Thanks for the video. I was able to fix my roommate nissan today from a cracked solder joint on the board. The exact same pins had cracked joints.
Hey i have a Nissan maxima 2005 they told me at the dealer ship... It's the (ac auto amp) is this video talking about the same thing? I want to fix it myself. The dealer wants $600, not tryna pay that. 😕
Cool, thanks! Getting too hot, need to check my TCA on the Frontier.
Great stuff! Could you help me solve a problem? Aircon radiator cooling fan doesn't work on my D22. Relays and fuses ok. Thanks.
My 2004 pathfinder freezes in the engine area after some minutes and stops cooling on the inside. Am asked to change the thermostat So that compressor can cut intermittently. Any advice on how to solve this pls?
Mines is compressor not turninh how di you fix yours
Can you just cut wires from board and solder them together, bypassing circuit board?
Those two go to the temp sensor. If you wanted to bypass the board you would have to bridge wires from the plug not the sensor. But then you Compressor would run full time and it could turn your evaporator into a block of ice. Once that happens you will have no air hot or cold until it melts.
@@MY1PATH that's what i want to do...I'm a beginner ain't no way i can do what you almost did... I say almost cause the video ended and you showed nothing
@@jrokuzdakid7776 what is not shown is just soldering the poor connections. Heat them up with a soldering iron and melt a little more Rosin core wire on there if needed. Plenty of how to videos on soldering.
Evaporator box, not condenser.
See previous comments, some one beat you to the correction by 8 years... It's also mentioned in the description.
i thot it was evaporator box
You are correct! But someone beat you to that comment by 5 years.
@@MY1PATH yes sir, but I'm very thankful I saw this post. Presently looking for the parts for my old project car
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