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Old 06-05-2020, 02:25 PM   #11
swissarmychainsaw
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Re: Suburban A/C fix + Vintage Air?

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When I convert over to the Sanden style compressor I run the ground through the High Pressure Cutout Switch and leave the LPCO in the hot as originally wired. You can run the HPCO in series with the LPCO but it's easier to put it in the ground side.
Thanks for this.
I just reached out to the supplier of my parts:

The modern compressor do not have any switches in them, so it is recommended to install one. Here is a link to a very easy to install switch kit.

https://www.originalair.com/ac-high-...tch-kit-o-ring

In your situation, it would need to be attached to the lower fitting of the condenser (#6) and then attach the hose directly to that.


Just ordered this, but I don't think it will get here in time for my vacation plans!
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