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ottoshadow1
Ranger AC and Sensor Issues
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ottoshadow1 (Author)
Coolant level seems fine, I checked that first. Are you saying a faulty sensor can stop the AC from working completely?
RenniAlb
In my case, yes. The sensor malfunction was preventing the AC compressor from engaging. Considering the stored error and the symptoms, I would strongly recommend having a workshop inspect the air conditioning control unit. It could be defective.
ottoshadow1 (Author)
Thanks for the advice. The workshop confirmed your suspicion: defective air conditioning control unit, also the temperature sensor heat exchanger was indeed faulty. Total cost 980€. Replaced both and everything is working as expected.
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RenniAlb
That sounds familiar. I had a similar issue with my old Opel Astra, although the error code was different. The AC wouldn't kick in, and it turned out to be related to a sensor in the cooling system. Was the coolant level checked?