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In sorry if this is a silly question, but I take it its not just the light thats on; as in the air con compressor really is running (you could tell just by looking at the compressor pulley and seeing if the inside is moving as well as the outside).
Im not really sure why it would be staying on, but you could quickly and easily turn it off by just disconnecting the wire that activates the aircon clutch. It goes into the air-con compressor (at the front of the engine just inside the v) and will have a yellow band on it that says "AIR-CON" or something, and it should have a bullet connector on it so it will just pull apart.
Im not really sure why it would be staying on, but you could quickly and easily turn it off by just disconnecting the wire that activates the aircon clutch. It goes into the air-con compressor (at the front of the engine just inside the v) and will have a yellow band on it that says "AIR-CON" or something, and it should have a bullet connector on it so it will just pull apart.
brogenville said:
In sorry if this is a silly question, but I take it its not just the light thats on; as in the air con compressor really is running (you could tell just by looking at the compressor pulley and seeing if the inside is moving as well as the outside).
Im not really sure why it would be staying on, but you could quickly and easily turn it off by just disconnecting the wire that activates the aircon clutch. It goes into the air-con compressor (at the front of the engine just inside the v) and will have a yellow band on it that says "AIR-CON" or something, and it should have a bullet connector on it so it will just pull apart.
Thanks, I'll have a look tonightIm not really sure why it would be staying on, but you could quickly and easily turn it off by just disconnecting the wire that activates the aircon clutch. It goes into the air-con compressor (at the front of the engine just inside the v) and will have a yellow band on it that says "AIR-CON" or something, and it should have a bullet connector on it so it will just pull apart.
Do you know where i can download a Cerbera manual (like Haynes style) if there is one in existance?
Download manual from this site
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Edited by Greeny on Tuesday 14th October 15:46
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