Some else told us it was the compressor I thought it was strange that it would just stop working like that out of the blue.

I know its probably the compressor but the only thing Im not able to check is the AC Clutch Diode.

Is possible that a bad Diode could stop the AC from working And is there a way to test it 2002 Venture 104,000km.

Is possible that a bad Diode could stop the AC from working And is there a way to test it 2002 Venture 104,000km No way.

What year and model and engine Is the compressor getting voltage Has the system go gas MT.

Im thinking of taking it into the shop but I wanted to try everything possible before doing so.

Ive read previous posts on this forum and that this van tends to have problems because of the location of the compressor.

Ive checked everything that I can with the limited tools I have.

07 F150 Ac Compressor Diode How To Check The

I wouldnt know how to check the voltage or if the compressor has gas.

It was working fine and then one day just stopped blowing cold air and it doesnt sound or feel like the compressor is kicking on anymore.

Welcome to AF. Your best bet is to have a good repair shop look at it.

About all you can do with out some tools is look at all fuses.

AC clutch fuse in under hood block and HVAC fuse on endside of dash.

A lot fuses under the hood and may be some inside under dash or endside of dash.

A good old type 12 volt test light workes good for checking fuses.

Does the blower motor run ok and the vents and heater and defrost switch good Any blinking lights on acheater control panel or ac light comes on.

Can you hear or see the ac compressor kick in when air first turned on Here is a good ac link to that may aso help or give you some ideas.

When the van is running and you switch on the AC theres nothing the compressor doesnt even try to kick in.