AC blows weak or stops in Reverse
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Inspect the relay,, perhaps the prongs on the relay are worn. You could swap with an identical relay. If the loose relay becomes loose again in it's new position, then get a new relay. If the swapped relay becomes loose in the AC position, then perhaps you can open up the fuse block and slightly crimp the female receptacles.
Maybe you can do it without opening it. Either way, be sure to disconnect the battery negative terminal first. If you do have to open it, wait long enough for the airbag capacitors to discharge, I want to say at least 20 minutes, someone will confirm or correct me.
Maybe you can do it without opening it. Either way, be sure to disconnect the battery negative terminal first. If you do have to open it, wait long enough for the airbag capacitors to discharge, I want to say at least 20 minutes, someone will confirm or correct me.
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Inspect the relay,, perhaps the prongs on the relay are worn. You could swap with an identical relay. If the loose relay becomes loose again in it's new position, then get a new relay. If the swapped relay becomes loose in the AC position, then perhaps you can open up the fuse block and slightly crimp the female receptacles.
Maybe you can do it without opening it. Either way, be sure to disconnect the battery negative terminal first. If you do have to open it, wait long enough for the airbag capacitors to discharge, I want to say at least 20 minutes, someone will confirm or correct me.
Maybe you can do it without opening it. Either way, be sure to disconnect the battery negative terminal first. If you do have to open it, wait long enough for the airbag capacitors to discharge, I want to say at least 20 minutes, someone will confirm or correct me.
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