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AC would be great, right now the only window I can open in the square is the vent window. Needless to say it has been sitting a lot lately.
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LoL!
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Switched to a solstice gxp for few days, now I want one. Moving on with AC work on the TA
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Hoping original 98 ac compressor still works. Have the hoses and tubing sorted. Installing tonight.
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It'll work..
Say, what am I lookin at in the last picture of the four above?
Say, what am I lookin at in the last picture of the four above?
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Ac compressor hidden below everything. Only ac hoses coming up visable. On the hard line, I changed one side from #6 to #8 fitting( i am running 92 condenser) and also changed the pressure switch connector to one from fourth gen because I need to run a fourth gen pressure switch. It sends actual pressure signal to ecm.
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Oic...Huh.
Good luck with that.
Good luck with that.
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Ac is working. One of the fans is not working, so will need to sort that out. It is fan #1 and is probably the one that turns on for the ac. Had to manually command fan #2 to turn on during a charge. Was in a hurry, will work with it again a bit later.
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Awesome man, congratulations. 
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got a feon leak. It held vacuum for half a day, but apparently a bit of freon is too much. That used ac compressor might be coming back to bite me.
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No matter how long it holds vacuum, it's never a guarantee that it will hold pressure.
Sorry to hear though.
Sorry to hear though.
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Well another used compressor installed, except it had a bad pulley bearing. Swapped from a leaking compressor and it is working now. Also fixed the fan signal wire and figured out the pressure sensor issue. Harness builder had two pins on the connector backwards. I had been driving with a resistor to bypass pressure sensor so far, but had to turn off at stop lights because fan was not triggering. Now should be all better.
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Installed a reman compressor. Will see how well it lasts.
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Very painfully slow, but it is progressing towards being painted. Gave up and took it to someone for a repaint. I can do paint work but hate doing prep.
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