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About Candido Figueroa
Expertise
Most questions on automotive air conditioning service and repairs.

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Completed Education in 1984 and started my own business in 1987. Have owned and operated an automotive air conditioning reapair shop in South Florida since 1987.

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Mobile Air Conditioning Society International Since 1992

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Miami Lakes Technical Education center 1984

 
   

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Auto Air Conditioning & Heater Repair - Compressor problem?


Expert: Candido Figueroa - 6/16/2009

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QUESTION: My query is regarding the air-condition compressor in my car, which will not engage unless I put the blower to the maximum speed. Thereafter, the compressor will continue to function even though I lower the bower speed. I have changed the blower switch but the problem persists. I have asked around and the answer given to me was either the compressor or the thermostat needed attention. If it is the thermostat, how do I get excess to it and check whether it is faulty?

ANSWER: Hi Yahaya

I need your make model and year of  car.  This will help in answering your question.

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QUESTION: It is a Daihatsu Rocky 1998 cc Petrol 4WD - 1984 model.

Answer
In the states we do not have too many Diahatsu.  On some Japanese cars the resistor controls the blower and the compressor.  Not sure but I would check to make sure no one has tampered with the electrical.  The thermostat should be at the evaporator case.  When you find it start the car and check for a power on the thermostat if it is good the power should go in and come out the other end.

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