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A/C not working

rlamas

rlamas

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what the hell happened! Finally went to get the valve springs installed yesterday and the car came back all F@#*D up!!! vacuum hoses all disconnected everywhere, car knocking like crazy and now my A/C doesn't work?! map sensor, fuel regulator vac and boost solenoid were all disconected:mad2:..now those were easy fixes but now my A/C don't work and that ain't COOL cuz its about 90 degrees here in Dallas..

I did find this harness disconnected and i don't know where it goes not sure if we have a diagram of were it needs to go? if so please post.
 
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Wtf is right did a shop install your springs. Be sure to check the vac line to the fuel pressure regulator to see of that is on. Who removed all those connections without putting them back???? If it was a shop I would be pissed and not pay them
 
The fuel pressure vac was not on, they did install the springs EXCEPT for the one by the ac condenser( yep I know what a mess) I'm supposed to go back to have that done
 
The flat plug goes to the compressor. There a place for the plug right behind the pulley. It's not very obvious.
 
fast400 said:
The flat plug goes to the compressor. There a place for the plug right behind the pulley. It's not very obvious.
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Correct, the plug in pic three is the compressor clutch harness. That will definitely keep your ac from working. I would not leave your car with that shop for any more work, unless you are standing there with it.
 
I hope you don't have any oil leaks from the valve covers. They should have know better, than to give it to you in this condition.
 
Boost and FP unplugged? You are lucky you made it home, last time i checked oil and water don't mix..... be careful who you let work on this car, i doubt there are 50 people in this country that REALLY know what they are doing with a T.B motor and you are lucky it's not in a thousand piece's now :explosion:
 
If it were me I would have took it to the Turbobuick shop that Rob told you about in another post. I know when I need major engine work I take my car about 130 miles.
 
Yes I should have lesson learned, I won't base where I take the TTA on how much the guy will do it for, got the A/c back to working plug was where you said it would be thank you..
 
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