WTB this A/C component.
08-19-2010, 12:52 PM
#1
WTB this A/C component.
I had my a/c lines reworked, I had trouble getting one of the sensors off, as I thought it was a push to fit connector. It finally snapped off, either it was frozen, or it needs to be removed by the mounting nut, thus putting the wire harness in a major bind.
ANyway I ordered a replacement part from Josh, and the hose he sent did not have the part, and he did not recall seeing it.
I have an 86 turbo, is this an odd sensor and what is it for?
Thanks
Steve
ANyway I ordered a replacement part from Josh, and the hose he sent did not have the part, and he did not recall seeing it.
I have an 86 turbo, is this an odd sensor and what is it for?
Thanks
Steve
Last edited by DrZ1; 08-23-2010 at 06:33 PM.
08-23-2010, 08:28 PM
#4
Race Car
Steve-o, now that I see it in the pic like that, yeah, looks like you need to hold a backup wrench below what looks like an aluminum sealing washer and turn the top section with another wrench to break it loose....., but like you said, there must be a way for the electrical part to unplug because this would have twisted your harness while still on the car.
Not sure of it's function, but if I had to guess, being that the pressure switch is already there also, is that it must switch the engine to a higher idle speed when the compressor is engaged....?
Maybe for the cooling fans..?
Let me see what I can find and I'll email or call you.
T
Not sure of it's function, but if I had to guess, being that the pressure switch is already there also, is that it must switch the engine to a higher idle speed when the compressor is engaged....?
Maybe for the cooling fans..?
Let me see what I can find and I'll email or call you.
T
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08-23-2010, 09:55 PM
#9
Race Car
Yes, that's it with the green connector.
The part itself looks the same and has the same function but the line itself was redesigned.
Looks like the later line was shipped instead of the 86 turbo line.....and without the switch.
Either line will work since the accumulator/drier is the same.
T
The part itself looks the same and has the same function but the line itself was redesigned.
Looks like the later line was shipped instead of the 86 turbo line.....and without the switch.
Either line will work since the accumulator/drier is the same.
T
08-23-2010, 10:48 PM
#10
Yes, that's it with the green connector.
The part itself looks the same and has the same function but the line itself was redesigned.
Looks like the later line was shipped instead of the 86 turbo line.....and without the switch.
Either line will work since the accumulator/drier is the same.
T
The part itself looks the same and has the same function but the line itself was redesigned.
Looks like the later line was shipped instead of the 86 turbo line.....and without the switch.
Either line will work since the accumulator/drier is the same.
T
Yep, Darwin that is the connector in need w/ enough of the harness to solder on a electical connector/disconnect.
Steve
08-24-2010, 09:49 AM
#11
If it is the connector you need, then I can't help you. I do not want to cut up the harness, and I am keeping everything reversible. I'm sure there is someone with a parts car that can cut the plug off for you.
08-24-2010, 11:43 AM
#13
Three Wheelin'
That green part is the refrigerant temperature switch. When the freon gets too hot it kicks the fans on high speed. It shouldnt be more than 20 or 30 dollars new.
