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Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? #879167 04/06/08 02:11 AM
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1984NCYota Offline OP
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I'm adding an a/c to my 84 from a 86 donor. Do I need to add a high pressure switch or does the factory system have one. I installed the evaporator last year and don't remember.

I also can't find the wire to the compressor under the hood. Does it run off of the a/c relay behind the dash?

Any other tips to make this system a cold one?

Any help would be appreciated.


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Re: Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? [Re: 1984NCYota] #879168 04/09/08 01:43 AM
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1984NCYota Offline OP
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Come on... Nobody has knows. I need to know so I can install a a/c from a donor in my 84.


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Re: Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? [Re: 1984NCYota] #879169 04/09/08 02:28 AM
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Greg_Canada Offline
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Ummm do you mean A/C Idle up switch? if not sorry i dont understand....


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Re: Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? [Re: 1984NCYota] #879170 04/09/08 02:45 AM
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eastcoast Offline
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check the FSM sticky'd at the top of the forum, it has all the schematics and info for the AC. I converted my AC last summer, and I dont remember any switches or wires under the hood except for the compressor clutch wire. inside the cooling unit under the dash may have a switch. Are you converting to R134a when you put it in? itd probably be cheaper if you dont have any access to R12. Good luck!


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Re: Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? [Re: eastcoast] #879171 04/09/08 06:13 PM
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1984NCYota Offline OP
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Thanks for the replys,
Yes, I'm installing an a/c system into 1984 from a donor truck. I can't find the compressor wire under the hood. my truck might not be prewired for the compressor, everything else under the dash was prewired.

I'm installing 134a into the system. I've read somewhere that a high pressure switch needed to added. Do I need a high pressure switch?

I've also read, change the expansion valve? Where is it?


I've replaced all O rings and installed a new dryer. I'm ready for vaccum and 134a, I think.

Thanks


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Re: Does a 1984-86 a/c system have a high pressure switch? [Re: 1984NCYota] #879172 04/11/08 04:07 PM
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There's a low pressure cut-off switch to protect the compressor. For high pressure there should be a relief valve somewhere in the system.


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