AC problem w code and readings
Blowing hot after fixing the panel. The great local indy here says new compressor and clutch but wanted to get your thoughts.
I have a 1232 refrigerant pressure sensor error and my readings are as follows. 1 113 2 142 3 107 4 106 5 104 6 198 7 38 8 116 9 0 10 .8 20 19.0 21 6 22 0 23 0 24 14.2 40 8 41 5 42 200 43 14 Any thoughts? Read where I could bypass the pressure sensor and that may work. How would one do that? |
First try to clear the code by pressing and holding both AUTO buttons for about 5 seconds. Restart the car - compressor may kick just enough to get a reading of the number 7 diag. This will determine if the compressor is pumping enough to get a bar reading in the 12-13 range.
You will need to have the sensor replaced to get the compressor to run. I don't think you can just jump it - but I may be wrong. Its digital so the reading will trip the computer if out of range. Yes the system has to be evac'd to get a new sensor installed at the drier. The indy thinks you need a new compressor because it can't kick on because the code. Unfortunately unless it can be jumped or you can get a quick reading before it kicks out the only way to get a proper diag is to replace the sensor - get it regassed and then check the compressor. Kind of a pain - but they should have done this before determining that a compressor is in order. |
The bad pressure sensor explains the 38 reading for #7. I'd look into swapping that first.
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Originally Posted by stim141
(Post 6098994)
First try to clear the code by pressing and holding both AUTO buttons for about 5 seconds. Restart the car - compressor may kick just enough to get a reading of the number 7 diag. This will determine if the compressor is pumping enough to get a bar reading in the 12-13 range.
You will need to have the sensor replaced to get the compressor to run. I don't think you can just jump it - but I may be wrong. Its digital so the reading will trip the computer if out of range. Yes the system has to be evac'd to get a new sensor installed at the drier. The indy thinks you need a new compressor because it can't kick on because the code. Unfortunately unless it can be jumped or you can get a quick reading before it kicks out the only way to get a proper diag is to replace the sensor - get it regassed and then check the compressor. Kind of a pain - but they should have done this before determining that a compressor is in order. Thank you so much for y'all's help. Is this the correct part? https://www.autohausaz.com/search/pr...ssure%20Switch |
yea, you're either way overcharged or that sensor is bad.
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