Code 67.....
Code 67.....
A\C transducer degraded.
What the heck does that mean?
EDIT:67 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit, pressure sensor or clutch problem.
Just great!!!!!!Now as she hits 70k miles all the problems start.
What the heck does that mean?
EDIT:67 - A/C refrigerant pressure sensor circuit, pressure sensor or clutch problem.
Just great!!!!!!Now as she hits 70k miles all the problems start.
Last edited by vampyr95Z; Apr 24, 2003 at 03:48 PM.
Originally posted by shoebox
A/c pressure sensor circuit problem. Either your a/c clutch is not engaging or the pressure sensor is not seeing any pressure change when the a/c is actually on.
A/c pressure sensor circuit problem. Either your a/c clutch is not engaging or the pressure sensor is not seeing any pressure change when the a/c is actually on.
We evacuated the system last May when we did the cam swap.Recharged with the recharge kit from autozone,but no deal it was blowing warm air,so I never used the ac last summer.Now I have a bigger problem if the clutch is gone right?
Does the a/c clutch ever engage, now? Did you force engagement of the clutch when you recharged it, so it would accept the charge?
I have heard that you have to reset the pcm before it will allow the a/c to work again after it has been de-pressurized and refilled.
I have heard that you have to reset the pcm before it will allow the a/c to work again after it has been de-pressurized and refilled.
Originally posted by shoebox
Does the a/c clutch ever engage, now? Did you force engagement of the clutch when you recharged it, so it would accept the charge?
I have heard that you have to reset the pcm before it will allow the a/c to work again after it has been de-pressurized and refilled.
Does the a/c clutch ever engage, now? Did you force engagement of the clutch when you recharged it, so it would accept the charge?
I have heard that you have to reset the pcm before it will allow the a/c to work again after it has been de-pressurized and refilled.
Originally posted by vampyr95Z
I was not aware of this.Do you think its to late to reset the pcm to accept this?
I was not aware of this.Do you think its to late to reset the pcm to accept this?
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