Code 23 AC switch test?
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Code 23 AC switch test?
Wifes 2001 VDP is throwing out a code 23 on the AC unit. I tested the pressure level and it looked good. When I clear the code the compressor will spin and cool the cabin for about 2 minutes then.....code 23.
Is there a test for the AC pressure switch. I assuming its the 4 prong silver cylinder next to the high side AC Port.
Thanks in advance.......
Sometimes, a hot wife is not a good thing!!!!
Is there a test for the AC pressure switch. I assuming its the 4 prong silver cylinder next to the high side AC Port.
Thanks in advance.......
Sometimes, a hot wife is not a good thing!!!!
Last edited by lear60man; 06-16-2014 at 12:16 AM.
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I'm sure this guide is in the large file download section that I added years ago.
You need to diagnose the fault. Maybe a faulty switch?????????????
I would use DATALOGGER (WDS,IDS,Autologic etc.) to watch the switch but that requires a Jaguar specific diagnostic equipment.
You could swap the switch with a 'KNOWN GOOD PART' from another car.
The switch unscrews and does NOT require system evacuation (there is a valve in the connector).
bob gauff
You need to diagnose the fault. Maybe a faulty switch?????????????
I would use DATALOGGER (WDS,IDS,Autologic etc.) to watch the switch but that requires a Jaguar specific diagnostic equipment.
You could swap the switch with a 'KNOWN GOOD PART' from another car.
The switch unscrews and does NOT require system evacuation (there is a valve in the connector).
bob gauff
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Bob,
Wow! thank you for the precise info. I was under the impression that the switch required a system evac. Good to know it does not. The AC will run and start to cool for a few minutes then throw a code 23. The sensor is cheap enough to swap out a known unit. Any avoided trip to the indy or dealer is a good one.
Wow! thank you for the precise info. I was under the impression that the switch required a system evac. Good to know it does not. The AC will run and start to cool for a few minutes then throw a code 23. The sensor is cheap enough to swap out a known unit. Any avoided trip to the indy or dealer is a good one.
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