Blower motor, heater fan, radiator fan, compressor clutch

Ive checked the fuses and switches all seems fine. dont know where else to look

i've went through everything but doesn't come on thru the control panel @ all

Do you have power and ground going to the cooling fan motor with the A/C system turned on and with blower switch turned on? This is a first step, that needs to be resolved. Then, you can trace back from there.

When you turn the A/C and blower motor on with the engine running, at least one cooling fan should be energized with power and ground, whether or not you have A/C refrigerant in the system. This is to cool the Condenser, which gets really, really hot, even with its fan cooling running. This test is in almost every factory diagnostic manual. If you have very low refrigerant, then yes, the A/C compressor will NOT receive power and ground, because there is self-protecting system built in to save the compressor. However, you can use jumper wires to check it, but only do it for 10-15 seconds, because with low refrigerant, the compressor can run dry. The refrigerant has oil in it to lubricate the compressor. Yes, the engine coolant temperature sensor is involved in the operation of the cooling fan, but every vehicle with A/C will have this over ride feature, in order to cool the condenser. If the fan does NOT come on, it may be a relay issue. Either the coolant temperature activation of the cooling fan(s) or the A /C system activation of the cooling fan(s) uses the same relay. I hope that this isn't too technical, but I do this every day and have for many years so I am pretty clear on how to inspect these systems. dandd