Confusion - Condenser fan not running
Sorry i wasn't more clear - I was posting about a new problem. The condensor fan issue is resolved but after I turned the temp dial slightly toward red then back to max blue 30 minutes later, the compressor has been cycling on & off but only at speeds above 60 mph. In other words what I'm implying is by moving the temp dial while the a/c was on might have caused the mixer door to move back and forth at higher rpm causing the air vent temp to alternate cold air on/off as if the compressor is cycling on/off. Alternatively, the compressor is coming on/off only at speeds above 60 mph.
Never said my high side was 300.
Today I connected the fan myself with a switch & inline fuse. The fan will reverse direction if the blue/black wires are interchanged but I have it connected to blow air through the condenser toward the radiator (same direction as radiator clutch fan). With the fan running at idle for 1-2 minutes the a/c air temp is not getting colder so it was a waste of time. If I rev up the engine to 2000 rpm for 30 seconds or more I can feel it start to cool down, with or without the electric condenser fan on, but that's a much bigger fan pulling air.
Last edited by mx3500; Aug 21, 2021 at 5:19 PM.
Today I connected the fan myself with a switch & inline fuse. The fan will reverse direction if the blue/black wires are interchanged but I have it connected to blow air through the condenser toward the radiator (same direction as radiator clutch fan). With the fan running at idle for 1-2 minutes the a/c air temp is not getting colder so it was a waste of time. If I rev up the engine to 2000 rpm for 30 seconds or more I can feel it start to cool down, with or without the electric condenser fan on, but that's a much bigger fan pulling air.
You might be thinking inside a box. Have you thought about using an infrared tach to see if your compressor clutch is slipping? You should be getting liquid freon at idle if the compressor isn't cycling.
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