I'll keep it short, since I spent the morning looking through tech. Summer's comin' on, ya know. last year, I replaced my AC compressor with a rebuilt one. The sock one had electrical connectors, looks like all the replacements don't anymore (?). I flushed the system, replaced the O-rings and the filter tube. A shop evacuated and filled the system for me, and I had to ground one connector for the compressor for the thing to kick on when I turn on the AC. I had the exhaust system spring a significant leak which among other things melted the throttle cable. Now the AC only kicks in at High RPMs, and only runs for a little while. I thought maybe the freon had gotten low, but I can't get the compressor to kick in at idle.
Anyone got any idea of what I need to do (besides paying some shop big bucks?)???
I looked in Ogre's cave, and wonder if I need to jumper the compressor somehow to get the clutch to engage? These newer compressors have some type mechanical internal pressure switch maybe? Maybe too much oil in the system?

[This message has been edited by USFiero (edited 04-25-2007).]

well, it;s too late now, but you were supposed to transfer the switches from your old compressor to the replacement.
you probably are low on freon. there are 2 versions of compressors, the older style like you have I beleive has internal over/under pressure, the only way is to be sure you pressure levels are correct.