2002 Cadillac Seville STS 4.6L w/150K miles.
AC quit working. It was blowing but not cold. Found AC Clutch fuse had popped. Put in another one which seemed to fix the problem but a couple of days later no cold AC. Checked fuse and it had popped. Swapped AC Relay with Fog Lamp Relay (same relay) put in another AC Clutch fuse which popped immediately when AC started. Swapped relays back and put in another fuse which again popped immediately.
From some reading I am leaning to it being the AC Clutch Coil or the wiring to the coil. The reading indicates if I unplug the AC Clutch put in a new fuse and it pops then it is the wiring if not it is the coil. Does this sound correct? Also I cannot seem to find a way to just get a new coil or new clutch so even if the coil does it mean a new compressor? Any thoughts on this appreciated.
AC quit working. It was blowing but not cold. Found AC Clutch fuse had popped. Put in another one which seemed to fix the problem but a couple of days later no cold AC. Checked fuse and it had popped. Swapped AC Relay with Fog Lamp Relay (same relay) put in another AC Clutch fuse which popped immediately when AC started. Swapped relays back and put in another fuse which again popped immediately.
From some reading I am leaning to it being the AC Clutch Coil or the wiring to the coil. The reading indicates if I unplug the AC Clutch put in a new fuse and it pops then it is the wiring if not it is the coil. Does this sound correct? Also I cannot seem to find a way to just get a new coil or new clutch so even if the coil does it mean a new compressor? Any thoughts on this appreciated.