A/C cycling clutch switch location

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Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location [Re: frankinpa] #825556 07/19/07 03:54 AM

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Converted systems using R134 usually need more airflow over the condenser. I added a 10" Hayden fan to my 90 Trooper, it makes a big difference at idle and low speeds.

Curt B 89RS Calmini Header Delta Cam 33x10.5 BFG MTs & 90 Trooper 3.4 v6, SAS D44 ARB/Hobart 5.38s 35s my pictures

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
A/C cycling clutch switch location	ONEOFAKIND	07/17/07 10:06 PM
Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location	Shovel	07/17/07 10:31 PM
Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location	JLEMOND	07/18/07 12:56 AM
Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location	ONEOFAKIND	07/18/07 01:39 AM
Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location	frankinpa	07/18/07 03:17 AM
Re: A/C cycling clutch switch location	maxwell417	07/19/07 03:54 AM

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