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Old 03-14-2007, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by LarryBible View Post
I would start by checking pressures and making sure that you have a correct charge. You can then determine correct pressure switch pressures and check the switches while gauges are connected.
Unless the car has been modified, the only pressure switch involved is the low pressure cut-off switch. How likely is it that the high pressure side pressure would decrease while the compressor was operating?

However, if the car has been converted to R-134a and a dual acting pressure switch was installed, the described condition could easily be related to the refrigerant level.
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