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Ahsai yes you are correct the wipers alos do not work
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I had done this in the past, I think it was my 2000 Boxster and the procedures should be same for 996. I think I changed the Steering Column Lock assembly , it was very expensive to rekey the tumbler through Porsche.
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I will test it tonight and let you know
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First of all thank you all for your support and advices. you guys rock!!! I finallyfigured out what the issue was …it is the ignition lock/tumbler. When I turned the key all the way to the right and start the car, the A/C would not come on, however when the key is turn back about a hair to left then the A/C comes on. When I researched my issue few weeks ago I saw an old post which referenced A/C issues to the ignition but my ignition is not sticky or loose so I ruled that out. I think it is time to replace the lock assembly but first I have to returned bunch of expensive parts I bought but didn’t end up using J Thanks all!!! I really appreciate all your help, Ahsai special thanks to you my man!!!
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No It does not engage, I don't hear anything. WTF is going on? this is very frustrating!!!
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I hooked up the gauge to both low and High sides. Not sure if I am reading this right but both low and high sides are around 110 PSI . Please see the attached pic. The reading remained the same while engine on or off. Does this look right? Thanks
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Thanks man, I plan to check the low pressure side today. I have a question: I have heard that the A/C has to be running full blast in order to check the pressure, would I get an accurate reading without the compressor running? Supposed I have low refrigerant, would I be able to fill it while the compressor is off. I have filled refrigerant in the past for other Porsches while the compressor had to be running hence the question.
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$850 for the remanufactured unit at Suncost . :) thats bunch of cash !! Do these units tend to fail - not sending signal to blower and compressor? If the freon is low could that shut the Ac compressor from coming on? By the way the radiator fans came on after a long drive so at least that's good news :)
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Under A/C Activation, there are six options and two of which include: A/C request signal and Fresh air Fan When activating A/C request signal the Snow flake symbol appears on the climate control display. Activating Fresh Air fan will blow air, since the A/C was on air was cold.
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Just to be clear, I get cold air when the ignition is turned on, why would it get cut when the engine is running :)???
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So I ran the diagnostic against the A/C unit. only error I got was 38: PCMCAN timeout fault which I had for a long time. this is due to installing after market head unit.
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crap!! I will have to return the Resistors then, in wane I removed the fan!! that was a pain. let me run some more diagnostics and post results.
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I also posted another thread regarding Series resistor clarification, it looks different form what I expected to see.
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I was able to activate both fans to run in stage 1 and 2 using both durametric and by jumping the relays. this confirms the fans are working. I also bough new et of relays and swap them but no results, which confirms the relays not the issues. The problem is that the two Radiator Cooling fans do not come on, these fans supposed to come on when either A/C is on (full) or when the temp is high. When I start the engine and turn the A/C to max none of the fans start. In addition to that the A/C also does not blow air, I confirmed that that the A/C Blower motor (under the dash) is not the issue. While ignition is on without turning the engine A/C bower motors comes on blows air.
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so you think the Relays are bad, I wonder why all four went bad?
