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944S temp control fuse keeps blowing

Help! My 1987 944S keeps blowing a fuse. The dial that controls the interior temp. and well as the 2 sliders that control where air is directed don't work when this fuse pops. It seems to happen when I try to turn the A/C on--which now doesn't blow cold either. Maybe the fuse blows when the A/C compressor turns on? A new 7.5 fuse lasts no more than a minute. I'm out of fuses and ideas... any suggestions?
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Old 02-23-2004, 06:00 PM
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You have a short somewhere in your HVAC system (most likely the AC system.)

This can be a tricky one to troubleshoot. Which fuse is blowing?

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it's a 7.5 fuse in slot #29 in the fuse box. It's labeled Heating and Air Conditioning.
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I have the same proble with a 85.5 that I take care of.
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Hey guys,
Did you ever figure this out? I have an 87 S with a new compressor that does the same thing, and I have three different control units and they all blow the fuse when the AC button is activated.
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fyi, been trying to troubleshoot this problem, no luck, but I swapped out the 7.5 fuse with a 10 fuse and it hasn't popped yet and the ac works great. Still trying to find the real problem so if any has any leads let me know.
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It is the magnetic coil in the compressor. It can be changed out with the compressor in the car. If you un-plug the elec connector on the compressor, and read the resistance across the coil, it will be too low. This causes a high amp draw when you apply voltage to the coil.

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