This is a 2005 Honda Odyssey with an A/C system problem. The A/C clutch does not engage, even though the system is full of refrigerant. In this video I will walk you through testing system pressures, and how to test the inputs and outputs of any A/C system.

Engine Performance Diagnostics chapter 3

Symptoms
- A/C clutch does not engage

Tests shown
- how to use system rest pressure to determine state of charge
- how to test the A/C relay
- how to test for an A/C switch or sensor problem by looking at RPM
- how to test the A/C compressor clutch relay for proper control
- how to measure A/C clutch coil current flow
- how to check the A/C clutch for proper power and ground

Tools used
- incandescent test light [ Ссылка ] or [ Ссылка ]
- digital multimeter [ Ссылка ]
- uActivate Circuit Performance Tester [ Ссылка ]
- scan tool [ Ссылка ] or [ Ссылка ]
- Phil's Electrical Piercing Probe [ Ссылка ]
- manifold gauge set [ Ссылка ]
- liquid electrical tape [ Ссылка ]

Playlist
- AC and Climate control systems troubleshooting
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