Subject	check for voltage at the compressor clutch.
Posted by	Agent X on September 15, 2025 at 8:00 AM
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In Reply To	AC compressor won’t engage. posted by aquariuscsm on September 13, 2025 at 05:28 PM
Message	I had an issue several years ago on our 2006 Pathfinder. The AC just stopped working. I had 12V to the clutch coil when calling for AC. I was able to find a new coil online and replaced it. AC has been working for years now. So I would start at the compressor and work my way back to determine where the signal is dropping (if that's the issue). Since you've checked the fuses and relay and they are fine, I'd jump straight to the compressor clutch wire. Pics from the Pathfinder AC clutch: -------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------- Conversation between my sister and my wife (shortly before we got married): Wife: "You know, sometimes I think he loves that Z more than he does me." Sister: "He probably does, and as long as you're okay with that, everything will be fine."
Follow Ups	AC compressor won’t engage. - aquariuscsm 17:28:49 09/13/25 I also checked all related fuses and relay. - aquariuscsm 17:55:18 09/13/25 Check the underhood 10 amp fuse that powers the AC clutch - Barry(TN) 23:17:15 09/13/25 Re: Check the underhood 10 amp fuse that powers the AC clutch - aquariuscsm 10:23:42 09/14/25 Re: Refrigerant Pressure Level - zman03 17:52:21 09/19/25 check for voltage at the compressor clutch. - Agent X 08:00:41 09/15/25 Re: check for voltage at the compressor clutch. - aquariuscsm 11:23:46 09/18/25 If the bumper was off also check the exterior temp sensor is - itsa300zx 11:55:34 09/18/25 Check with Bernie (berniebilski@cox.net) - Denis 00:06:31 09/18/25
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