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 DerekLeu |
Relay Control Computer |
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Posts: 2 (12/09/05 16:30:45) |
I have a 2000 Ford Escort Zx2 with a blown relay control computer, the dealership wants 450 to replace it, the part is around 200 dollars.
I would like to know if there are any how-to's on how to get to the part and replace it. |
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asku2 |
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Posts: 18 (12/10/05 21:45:07) |
Are you confident in their diagnosis?
If they are looking at $250 in labour this must be a pretty labour intensive job. The manual I've got doesn't list that as a part. Must be pretty specialized. What are the details on the car's behaviour? |
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DerekLeu |
Re: Relay Control Computer | ||
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Posts: 2 (12/17/05 13:26:10) |
Apparently, the AC compressor power relay sticks, and the relay is good, already been replaced.
If you drive the car around and turn the A/C on, the compressor will never shut off, and in a little bit, the car spews out refrigerant in a cloud of white smoke. The part is actually the constant control relay module. |
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rdlouhy |
ccrm | ||
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Posts: 30 (12/29/05 08:12:12) |
the ccrm always goes bad.it's under the air cleaner box.very easy to replace.
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