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Old Jan 12, 2017 | 08:09 AM
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After about month having my 2001 dakota quad cab 2x4 4.7l my ac compressor went on me, so i put in the eliminater bracket in its place. Now months later im getting these two codes that constently keep coming up. Warm cold doesnt matter. I know it has to do with my ac and thats the problem i dont have it anymore. Any help would be great. Thanks
 
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Old Jan 12, 2017 | 09:31 AM
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If you removed the compressor then just unplug the sensor to the dryer can and the high pressure sensor. Now at one time in the many A/C changes they made they removed both of these sensors and used one dual function sensor close to were the high side line exits from the condenser coils close to the top of your radiator unplug that sensor.

If that doesn't stop it all you can do is ignore it the problem is your defrost uses the A/C compressor to do its job as a window defroster so every time you use defrost it looks for the A/C compressor.
 
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Old Jan 12, 2017 | 09:44 AM
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Thanks for the info. I will check those sensors out later. I did turn the heater off of defrost and havent had an issue with those codes yet. If i dont get them again in a few days i might just not worry about it. Thanks again. While im on here right now i do have a question about my rearend. When put it in any gear from a dead stop if i give it say 1/8 throttle i hear a clicking noise. But it is only when i am parked and then move that this clicking happens. I can sit a stop lights and mash the gas all i want and i dont get the clicking sound. I dont know what the gearing is. All i know is theres a sprocket like piece on my diff that ive never seen before. I noticed it when i had to put a new gasket on. Is it a sensor ring or something. I was told that the rear end is a lsd posi. Is that even real.
 
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