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Old 05-06-2019, 01:31 PM
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I would like share my idea regarding in that issue:

The AC clutch works with an electro-magnet basically. The AC clutch coil can burn out, short out or sometimes even develop into too weak to engage appropriately. However, those same symptoms can become visible if you have a pitted AC clutch relay. So your first step is to use a jumper cable to provide battery power and ground directly from the battery.
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