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and ground. With
engine running
In some vehicles the and the AC set to
Wiring varies by make, model, and year. Some car makers trigger
the relay control coil ground through the PCM or ECM. In order for
the computer to provide ground, it must receive a good signal from
the low pressure switch, high pressure switch, and evaporator
temperature sensor.
DIY recharging kits tell you to recharge through the low pressure
port while the compressor is engaged. But if the system is low on
refrigerant, the clutch will never engage. Some DIYers then hotwire
the low pressure switch to force the compressor clutch to engage
while they recharge.
BAD MOVE. At that point you’re running the compressor with little
to no oil. You may get it to accept a charge, but you may have
already damaged the compressor before the system reaches full
charge. NEVER try to bypass the low pressure switch. Doing so will
force the compressor to run with inadequate oil and can destroy the
compressor.
If this technique doesn’t work, take it to a shop. Do NOT hot wire the
low pressure switch.
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