eli05gt1

Hello everyone,

I have a 05 350z and I'm having a problem with my A/C.
When I drive City or on the highway I do feel cold air coming out of the vents when I have the AC on, but I have no controls. No fan is coming on, but you do hear the fans engaging.

I'm a service advisor so I had one of my guys look into the AC for me. He noticed that the 15amp fuse under the driver's side was blown, so he replaced it. As soon as we turned the ac on again, that sane fuse blew.

We didn't have time to really get into it deeper. My question, has anyone else come across this problem, or have any idea what it could be.

Thanks for your time.

HRMoneyPit

So you're an advisor at a dealership, you have Techs who do this all day. But are asking the internet for help

**** me dude

travlee

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I almost spit my beer out....too funny

eli05gt1

So, I guess I should've been more detailed, I no longer work with that group of Tech's, and currently started at a new dealership, not that I had to explain myself or the situation.

I have plenty of tech friends, but everyone is either busy, or had a family, or I'm busy and just can't get a break to get time.

Don't you think that I would have it fixed by now.

So I hope that got you all updated on my personal life, now do you think you have an answer, or suggestion?

Thanks for your time.

Hope it wasn't the expensive beer

karlt

According to the Service Manual, there are three 15 Amp fuses associated with the A/C. Two are on the fuse block by the driver's left leg, are wired in parallel, and provide power to the blower motor and the Unified Meter and A/C Amp. The third is on the IPDM E/R located by the battery. The IPDM E/R contains the A/C relay which controls power to the A/C compressor clutch. Which fuse(s) are you having trouble with.

You can find copies of the Service Manual here:
https://www.nicoclub.com/nissan-service-manuals