[palacios46@eart]

Hello I Am Palacios46 This Is My First Time On Here I Need Help Finding The Location Of My Ac Control Module For A Mustang Gt 2002 Any Help Would Be Very Helpful I Am Happy To Be A New Member

[RandyStinchcomb]

there is nothing called an "a/c control module" on your car.....however, there is a CCRM control module/relay behind the plastic fender liner on the right side that controls EEC, A/C clutch, Coolant Fan and Fuel Pump...what is the problem?

[markwondi]

Originally Posted by RandyStinchcomb

there is nothing called an "a/c control module" on your car.....however, there is a CCRM control module/relay behind the plastic fender liner on the right side that controls EEC, A/C clutch, Coolant Fan and Fuel Pump...what is the problem?

Yep, Randy is corect. If you are having a problem with the compressor clutch not kicking on, I'd verify that the relay he mentioned is working properly, and that the A/C cycling switch is also working. You can verify the cycling switch by jumpering it so it manually engages.

The switch is located again the evaporator on the passenger side strut tower, and against the firewall.

[palacios46@eart]

thank you Randy and Mark i tryed jumping the compresser from the preasure switch but no go i checked with a circuit tester and i am not geting any fire to the switch so it does not come on even if i jump it thanks for the info i am new to this sight so idid not knoe how to look at my replies like i say all the other stuff works ok the compressar is the only thing that does not come on thanks for you help palacios462@eart

[markwondi]

Originally Posted by palacios46@eart

thank you Randy and Mark i tryed jumping the compresser from the preasure switch but no go i checked with a circuit tester and i am not geting any fire to the switch so it does not come on even if i jump it thanks for the info i am new to this sight so idid not knoe how to look at my replies like i say all the other stuff works ok the compressar is the only thing that does not come on thanks for you help palacios462@eart

If you have nothing to the cycling switch, then check the relay that Randy posted up.