Year: 1985
Make: chevy
Model: k10
Engine Size: 350
Refrigerant Type: r134a
Country of Origin: United States
My r4 compressor doesnt have a cycling switch in the back of it or wires to hook one in either. it has a new one in the accumulator and it is hooked up but it still dont cycle. shouldnt there be one in th compressor and if so how does it need to be wired in? thanks for the help.
That's a high pressure cut-off switch in rear of compressor- and no, some models of C/K trucks did not use them-thus, no wire harness to plug them in..- cycling is only necessary to avert freeze-up--if it is really hot- no cycling will occur.
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