Hi Jon - - both my 89's pull the 33 when I check for engine codes. I
just have ignored it. Can't confirm it but I think the computer detects
that there is an open circuit (meaning the wires are not connected)
because there ARE no wires TO connect to the clutch relay because the
truck never came with AC. Its possible the connector has shorted out.
But I would tend to believe it was just an oversight on Chryslers part
to prevent taht code from being tripped on non AC trucks. Someone was
lazy when they designed them heh.
Jon wrote:
>
>
> What do you suppose a code 33 (open or shorted condition detected in air
> conditioning clutch relay circuit) means on a Dak which isn't equipped with
> A/C? :-)
>
> I pulled the codes on the 'vert today, and came up with that one,
> even though the truck does not have A/C, and does not appear to have
> ever had it. :-) The only thing I can think of is perhaps there is
> an unused connector for A/C on the harness which has shorted. ? Long
> shot I guess.
>
>
> -Jon-
>
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