What minimum PSI is needed to engage the low pressure switch? I have jumped the switch and my compressor engages. The relay works as I switched it out on the headlight position and it functions. I replaced the low pressure switch but no magic. I have about 33 PSI. Is that too low to trip the switch?
What minimum PSI is needed to engage the low pressure switch? I have jumped the switch and my compressor engages. The relay works as I switched it out on the headlight position and it functions. I replaced the low pressure switch but no magic. I have about 33 PSI. Is that too low to trip the switch?
I took the Astro in to have it charged. They did a leak down test. System was fine and was replenished. Now I have an Astro that runs nice and has AirCon. Next move I have to deal with the ABS sensors and the re-upholstery of the nasty seats and the nasty headliner.
Awesome! Just in time for it to start heating up across the country.
I mean, it IS a sealed system, the refrigerant can't go anywhere but out. Any oil stains around the compressor/joints/etc? Hopefully it's such a small leak that it will be a long time before you have to deal with it again.
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