Hey, where is the low pressure cycling switch located?
I found reference in A/C posts to jumpering a red and grey wire, and then noted that the electrical connection going to the high pressure side contained wires of this color.
However, I didn't dare jumper something without confirmation and I don't suggest that you do either!
What I can tell you is that if you have a guage hooked up to the low pressure line, and the compressor is off, your gauge will show a TON more pressure.
My example was that while the compressor was on I was reading about 35 psi, but when it was off I read about 220 psi. I know this doesn't help if your readings aren't normal to start with, sorry!
However, I didn't dare jumper something without confirmation and I don't suggest that you do either!
What I can tell you is that if you have a guage hooked up to the low pressure line, and the compressor is off, your gauge will show a TON more pressure.
My example was that while the compressor was on I was reading about 35 psi, but when it was off I read about 220 psi. I know this doesn't help if your readings aren't normal to start with, sorry!
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