AC works on high only, replaced resistor

[The_Dirty_Dixie]

Just got done replacing the AC resistor chip and wires, AC still only works on high, any advice??

 

[whippersnapper02]

Might be the HVAC panel then. Not sure about testing procedures.

 

[The_Dirty_Dixie]

Might be the HVAC panel then. Not sure about testing procedures.

Might be, pretty disappointing when I spend $40 on new resistor for it to just not work still ‍ thanks!

 

[kp.taco]

Let us know the outcome dirty_Dixie

 

[OR17TRD]

Let us know the outcome dirty_Dixie

Outcome... More $$$

 

[kp.taco]

Outcome... More $$$

Pretty much..

 

[The_Dirty_Dixie]

Let us know the outcome dirty_Dixie

Well to be honest I'm not really sure how to test the panel.... I tried messing with the wires and resistor chip but nothing yet, still only works on high. If I can't figure it out I'll just take it to the dealership, can't have a broken AC when summer strikes Texas!!

 

[Bogunn]

Well to be honest I'm not really sure how to test the panel.... I tried messing with the wires and resistor chip but nothing yet, still only works on high. If I can't figure it out I'll just take it to the dealership, can't have a broken AC when summer strikes Texas!!

At least high works!

 

[taco_mast]

It’s the plug. Look for the burnt connector

 

[kp.taco]

Well to be honest I'm not really sure how to test the panel.... I tried messing with the wires and resistor chip but nothing yet, still only works on high. If I can't figure it out I'll just take it to the dealership, can't have a broken AC when summer strikes Texas!!

If I was closer we could swap mine and see if it worked. But I'm in Missouri [emoji19]

 

[whippersnapper02]

It’s the plug. Look for the burnt connector

Says he changed the wires so assumed the plug too.

 

[The_Dirty_Dixie]

It’s the plug. Look for the burnt connector

Replaced that too, it was burnt but didn't fix it