CastorTroy45

Figured out the problem. I put a voltmeter on the ac high pressure sensor/ switch and sure enough it was sending the wrong pressure signal so I put in a new switch and everything is working now. Kinda weird that it happened while I was installing my hid kit.

I plugged in my obd2 bluetooth adapter and no fault codes were found. I also noticed the compressor is not coming on as well.

I checked all the fuses with a voltmeter and they're all good.

how do I run a PCM self test?

just checked them and they look fine. Another thing I noticed is the fan by the radiator is running at full blast all the time and is very loud. I'm about to check all the fuses in the power distribution box to see if I can find anything.

Hey everyone Not sure if this is the right area to post this but last night after I installed a HID kit in my 2011 ford edge SE the AC no longer blows cold air. When I hooked the HID relay to the battery there were some sparks but I don't understand how a HID kit could affect the ac system. I checked all the fuses/relays and still nothing. Any ideas?

Hey everyone Last night after I installed a HID kit in my 2011 ford edge SE the AC no longer blows cold air. When I hooked the HID relay to the battery there were some sparks but I don't understand how a HID kit could affect the ac system. I checked all the fuses/relays and still nothing. Any ideas?