# Have you checked -->

Posted by John vdP (93SE 5-sp) on June 24, 2002 at 20:06:07:

In Reply to: a/c update posted by Alex on June 24, 2002 at 18:07:52:

The temperature sensor in the evaporator? If everything functions normally, this is the little device that tells the ECCM to cycle the compressor. It is an electronic temperature sensor / switch. If you check the wiring diagram you may be able to force an override in order to keep the compressor engaged. If it gets too cold for any length of time, though, your evap will freeze over, so you can't drive it like that, but you can test it.

John

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- hmm Alex (90se5spd) 20:51:28 6/24/2002 (1)
  - I rebuilt my a/c, so I know it's there in my 93 SE --> John vdP (93 se 5-sp) 22:47:22 6/24/2002 (0)

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: The temperature sensor in the evaporator? If everything functions normally, this is the little device that tells the ECCM to cycle the compressor. It is an electronic temperature sensor / switch. If you check the wiring diagram you may be able to force an override in order to keep the compressor engaged. If it gets too cold for any length of time, though, your evap will freeze over, so you can't drive it like that, but you can test it. : John