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I am obviously no electrical expert, but I was thinking about this testing and wondering what actually gets juice to the compressor when I operate the switch to raise the car. The one red wire that is going to this switch in front of the compressor is hot all the time, even with the key off. Then you have this other red wire from that switch going into the side of the compressor. Thats all the wires I see. So if the one wire that goes to the switch is always hot, then what wire is providing the electrical pulse when I operate the switch to raise the car?

6/18/126:16 PM

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