The battery is being drained and i believe i've tracked it down to the ac control assembly above the the radio. When i unplug the fuse for the "ECM body" it no longer drains power. I know the "ECM body" operates some parts of the "AC Control Assembly". Might it being something else before it buy a new one? I also tried unplugging all of the ac solenoid relays but no luck.
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You can save a LOT of money by fixing it yourself.
All that is wrong with the knob are broken wires from the knob's PC board to the main PC board on the AC control.
All you have to do is remove the AC main control, take it apart, and resolder the broken wires from the PC board with the knob on it, to the main AC pc board. There are 3 wires, any number could be broken.
If you take it apart and solder the broken wires, this WILL fix your issue. Just make sure you put the wires back exactly where they go.
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Check the freon charge.There is a low pressure cut-off switch to kill power to the compressor & prevent damage to the compressor due to lack of oil.
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You have one of two possible problems.
1) The temperature shaft retention nut is loose behind the knob
2.) The wires to the potentiometer part of the temperature may be broken.
Either one is common to this vehicle. The replacement of the AC controller is about 900 dollars. If the wires are broken, they can easily be reattached to the circuit board via soldering. What you would have to do is remove the control box from the dash, and disassemble it. Once the unit is apart, there are 3 wires from the temp knob to the circuit board that need to be re-soldered. The unit CAN be repaired, as opposed to the expense of replacing it.
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the sliding door is probablly draining the battery,, have door checked.. make sure tracks are clean and hinges are not binding
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I tried to tracck down the short with a test light connected between the ground on the battery watching the amp draw if i pull the dome fuse out the draw goes away its #11 under the hood fuse compartment after pulling fuse draw goes away untill key is cycled then the draw is back ive unplugged every thing possible i took all the dome lights out when i disconnected ac control assembly on the dash the short goes away
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