White Air Cond Solenoid....
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White Air Cond Solenoid....
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The hose that goes from behind the air cleaner/carby assembly, into the top of the white solenoid, has broken off at the top....im trying to glue it back on but it's pretty crappy....wondering if it is really necessary? I know it's obviously something to do with the a/c....but what would happen if i use the ac without it in the little hole? it seems like a relief hose or something, since it's a very small connection.... everything else is fine around it.
The hose that goes from behind the air cleaner/carby assembly, into the top of the white solenoid, has broken off at the top....im trying to glue it back on but it's pretty crappy....wondering if it is really necessary? I know it's obviously something to do with the a/c....but what would happen if i use the ac without it in the little hole? it seems like a relief hose or something, since it's a very small connection.... everything else is fine around it.
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If it is the hose I am thinking that it is it goes from the selenoid to the idle up actuator. If you just plug it off and turn on the a/c then the idle will not be compensated. No real problem except for a really low idle when the a/c is on.
Last edited by erick1120; Jan 18, 2004 at 11:41 PM.
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Finally!!!!!
Someone else who thinks that a A/C system is not something you rip out and throw into the garbage can!!!
I live in New Orleans where we have two months of 75 degrees and 10 months of 95 degrees with 100% humidity!!!
I got all of these kids showing up ripping their A/C systems out of their cars!! Ones that even work too. I have a huge pile of good compressors and condensors. Such a waste.
Here's the clencher after all of that and telling me how much faster their cars are going to go, they don't bothers to remove the Evaporators & Switches.
How much does that A/C System weight anyway??
Can't be worth it for all of that sweating.
Someone else who thinks that a A/C system is not something you rip out and throw into the garbage can!!!
I live in New Orleans where we have two months of 75 degrees and 10 months of 95 degrees with 100% humidity!!!
I got all of these kids showing up ripping their A/C systems out of their cars!! Ones that even work too. I have a huge pile of good compressors and condensors. Such a waste.
Here's the clencher after all of that and telling me how much faster their cars are going to go, they don't bothers to remove the Evaporators & Switches.
How much does that A/C System weight anyway??
Can't be worth it for all of that sweating.
lol, i wish over here gets hot over here is the oposite 10 of the 12 months is cold (-20 to 70) rarelly it gets at 90+ degree. that why i removed mine because i didnt had hardly no use of it, even in the summer
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I'm getting off subject here. Sorry.
If you do not want to fix the soleniod just turn the idle up a hundred or two.
And yes, I do have extrra compressor and what not.
I'll let them go cheap if you want one. I kept only the good ones and they are oiled and plugged.
Don't ask me here however.
KehoeAutomotive@aol.com is where you can eamil me.
Thomas
If you do not want to fix the soleniod just turn the idle up a hundred or two.
And yes, I do have extrra compressor and what not.
I'll let them go cheap if you want one. I kept only the good ones and they are oiled and plugged.
Don't ask me here however.
KehoeAutomotive@aol.com is where you can eamil me.
Thomas
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