Replaced cycling switch. What temp do you have at the vent?
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The system was installed once I moved from SOCAL and needed AC, hasn't been under a tree since the install! But I have put in a boat access panel on the front of the suitcase and it's still clean and clear. I put new foam and duct taped the seams on the vents when it went back in the cab... I've got a finicky vacuum actuator that I have to give some love to though. I call it my weekend truck, drive it all week, and work on it all weekend...
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pulled the cycling switch off a junkyard pick in pull... that may be one you have to mod to work a "like type" model that achieves the same effect, the line fitting should be standard it's just if it's a 2 or 3 prong dongle on the end, I can't remember off the top of my head.
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Thanks, Bob Schaetz @ East Texas Auto Air & Glass
1019 West Marshall Ave.,
Longview, Texas 75604
ph 903-753-0089
fax 903-753-0076
cel 903-720-1922
Part #E56-1101-016 It was 34 bucks plus 9 bucks shipping to Phoenix
He said that he had a few of them at the time...Mark
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It's been 5 years, but these people may still have new ones for less than 50 dollars shipped:
Thanks, Bob Schaetz @ East Texas Auto Air & Glass
1019 West Marshall Ave.,
Longview, Texas 75604
ph 903-753-0089
fax 903-753-0076
cel 903-720-1922
Part #E56-1101-016 It was 34 bucks plus 9 bucks shipping to Phoenix
He said that he had a few of them at the time...Mark
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It's been 5 years, butt shipped these people may still have new ones for less than 50 dollars shipped:
Thanks, Bob Schaetz @ East Texas Auto Air & Glass
1019 West Marshall Ave.,
Longview, Texas 75604
ph 903-753-0089
fax 903-753-0076
cel 903-720-1922
Part #E56-1101-016 It was 34 bucks plus 9 bucks shipping to Phoenix
He said that he had a few of them at the time...Mark
Thanks, Bob Schaetz @ East Texas Auto Air & Glass
1019 West Marshall Ave.,
Longview, Texas 75604
ph 903-753-0089
fax 903-753-0076
cel 903-720-1922
Part #E56-1101-016 It was 34 bucks plus 9 bucks shipping to Phoenix
He said that he had a few of them at the time...Mark
Thanks for the info, but same guy. He has one left and wants 280😲
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You've got to be kidding! When I talked to him on the phone, he didn't even know what application they were for. I put a comment on this board, at the time, that guys my want to buy one. I don't know if anyone did. Boy, talk about capitalism at work...Mark
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Yea pretty funny. I'll adapt a four seasons one you can get for 20$ before I do that.
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Mine was acting up so I moved it in and out out tube in the pressure line. So far it has worked for almost a year now. there is a special heat conducting grease that is used on the probe, Might be worth a try putting new grease on there before buying a new part.
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I'm going to check my charge. Like one of the posters mentioned.
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I have an adjustable fin temp switch in mine. It has a probe that slides into the evaporator, and a rotary dial for cut out temp. Its set to cut out at 32degrees to prevent freeze up. I suppose in drier climates I could set the temp lower, but it works great for me here in Wisconsin. Found it in an everco catalog a few years ago. Under $50 if I remember correctly.
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I have an adjustable fin temp switch in mine. It has a probe that slides into the evaporator, and a rotary dial for cut out temp. Its set to cut out at 32degrees to prevent freeze up. I suppose in drier climates I could set the temp lower, but it works great for me here in Wisconsin. Found it in an everco catalog a few years ago. Under $50 if I remember correctly.