Re: ac problems

[Jeff Plous <sgtpeper@eagle.ais.net>]

Hey on my 87 rocco the compressor did not go on and the fan did the same
way yers does.
Here is my cheap way to fix it
What i did was to jump the wires to the compressor to the battery if it
goes on then you have a power problem i could not figutre  out where so i
put the positive wire into the the wire that went to the fan and now my AC
werks PERFECT!!!
also im pretty sure that without freon the compressor is not supposed to
go on

-Jeff
'88 Cabriolet
'87 Scirocco
'83 Alfa Spider
And much more!

On Fri, 25 Jul 1997, Ryan Schuermann wrote:

> My ac hasn't been working for a while now..figured these 90+ degree
> temps every day is prompting me to fix it. when i put the selectors
> on ac and turn the dial..all it blows is warm air. i checked the side
> of my compressor..and it's not spinning..soI think my compressor
> is shot. anyone know if the ac in my rocco has a seperate clutch
> that might just be broke? This is going to coste me a bundle since I 
> have no freon in my system either.. oh DON'T goto Jiffy lube ever
> to get your ac filled/checked..they did me a real good one..charged
> me 20$ to inspect for leaks..and took all the freon I had in my 
> system. bleah. course I didn't realize this scam until I moved 100
> miles away.
> 
> Ryan
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