My 2013's A/C has started crapping out on me. Specifically at idle. Coolant temps are going above 210+ at times with the A/C on. Engine starts to overheat until I turn the A/C off. If I start going faster, it will start to cool down. I can hear the A/C compressor kicking in after I start moving from idle.
I checked error codes on my Cobb AP and I get Error Code P0480 - Fan 1 control circuit.
I saw only 1 or 2 other threads on here and it didn't explain any solutions or answers for me.
Has anyone else experienced this code and if so, what caused it/how did you fix it?
I'm guessing something is wrong with my coolant fans/radiator?
How can I diagnose this further to get to the root of the problem?
Thanks for your help! It sucks not having proper A/C in Southwest Florida
UPDATE/FIX: It turned out to be the Fan Control Module. I troubleshooted this by first testing the fuses, fan relay and mega fuses. All of those were in working order. I also confirmed that the fan itself would run at certain times, so this told me it wasn't the actual fan motor. The last thing left was the module so I purchased a used one off ebay, swapped it out and now the fan comes on when it's supposed to! Check the last comment for pictures.
I checked error codes on my Cobb AP and I get Error Code P0480 - Fan 1 control circuit.
I saw only 1 or 2 other threads on here and it didn't explain any solutions or answers for me.
Has anyone else experienced this code and if so, what caused it/how did you fix it?
I'm guessing something is wrong with my coolant fans/radiator?
How can I diagnose this further to get to the root of the problem?
Thanks for your help! It sucks not having proper A/C in Southwest Florida
UPDATE/FIX: It turned out to be the Fan Control Module. I troubleshooted this by first testing the fuses, fan relay and mega fuses. All of those were in working order. I also confirmed that the fan itself would run at certain times, so this told me it wasn't the actual fan motor. The last thing left was the module so I purchased a used one off ebay, swapped it out and now the fan comes on when it's supposed to! Check the last comment for pictures.
